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Michelangelo paintings belong to the period of Renaissance. These paintings have been named after its painter Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni who was an Italian native.
Michelangelo paintings depict the painter's overwhelming success and disturbance in personal life. Michelangelo mainly did oil paintings that rode him to success at a very tender age.
Interestingly, Michelangelo dedicated 73 years of his life towards painting and afterwards become more interested in architecture. Infact, he is considered as one of the most recognized painter of the sixteenth century.
In the later part of his life, he became more spiritually inclined and his tilt towards morality was reflected in Michelangelo Paintings. Pieta; David; the Holy Family and St John; The Last Judgment and the Manchester Madonna are among the best known Michelangelo paintings.
Despite having a different opinion about the western art, Michelangelo made two important and powerful murals, namely, scenes from Genesis and the Last Judgment.
The wall painting of Last Judgment was a portrayal of rebirth of Jesus and the beginning of a major catastrophe.
This particular fresco was painted on the ceiling of Sistine Chapel's. Michelangelo also painted some three hundred figures from Bible; this Michelangelo paintings which was considered a masterpiece invited diverse elucidation from world over.
Censorship was an integral part of all Michelangelo paintings as some of his work was considered obscene.
Some of the other Michelangelo paintings are The Battle of Cascina, the Entombment, and Histories of the Genesis, the Ancestors of Christ, Prophets and Sybils, the Martyrdom of St. Peter, the Conversion of St. Paul.
The mural illustrating the birth of first human being on earth is considered to have set the boundaries for paintings in the religion of Christianity. This particular mural was just the Michelangelo's analysis of that panorama and was not meant to be factually correct. |
