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Italian Renaissance
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Michalengelo born in Caprese.
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Michelangelo's Life
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Death of Francesca di Neri del Miniato di Siena (Michelangelo's mother) when he was six.
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Michelangelo started to attend attended school. He was taught by humanist Francesco da Urbino untill.
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Michelangelo became an apprentice tp the painter Domenico Ghirlandaio
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Worked in the Medici household
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1494-95 Worked in Bologna
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Returned to Florence, carved the Sleeping Cupid and St. John the Babptist.
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Moved to Rome. Carved the Bacchus and the Rome Pietà
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Returned to Florence. Contracted to carve figures for the Piccolomini altar and received the commission to carve the David
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Completed the David. Received commission to paint the Battle of Cascina
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Summoned to Rome by Pope Julius II; commissioned to create the tomb for the pope. Spent eight months in the quarries of Carrara selecting marble for the tomb
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Michelangelo worked on the tomb of Julius II on and off, in both Rome and Florence, carved Moses, the Rebellious and Dying Slaves, Rachel, and Leah. Was never fully paid, so the tomb was never completed.
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1506 Returned to Florence (April). Michelangelo and Pope Julius II reconciled in Bologna (November)
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1508-1512 In Rome painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (finished October 1512)
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Returned to Florence (February). Summoned to Rome by Pope Julius II and asked to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
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Spent these years working mostly for the Medici family in Florence. He designed and carved tombs for the family Designed the Medici Chapel
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Commissioned to design the Laurentian Library at San Lorenzo
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1532 Visited Rome, met Tommaso de'Cavalieri and presented him with gifts of drawings and poems. Signed new contract for the tomb of Pope Julius II
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Painting the Last Judgement in the Sistine Chapel. Completed and unveiled in 1541
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Tomb of Julius II completed and installed in San Pietro in Vincoli, Rome. Still working on the Pauline Chapel frescoes (to 1550)
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1546 Michelangelo appointed chief architect at St Peter's and the Farnese Palace
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Michelangelo completed the Florentine Pietà.
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Michelangelo dies at home in Macel de'Corvi, Rome