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 Michelangelo 30 Flashcards |
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What does Michelangelo struggle to find for the character of Judas in his painting? |
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A distinctive face that conveys unique character. |
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Fill in the blank: Michelangelo is portrayed as a ___ who feels wearied by his task in Rome. |
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Genius |
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True or False: Pope Julius was unaware of Michelangelo's temperamental nature. |
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False. Pope Julius was well aware of Michelangelo's temperamental nature. |
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What past incident does Pope Julius recall that influences his view of Michelangelo's work? |
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He recalls the time Michelangelo used a deceased young man as a model for an image of Jesus. |
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How does Michelangelo perceive colors in comparison to marble? |
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He believes colors merge and lose their identity, unlike marble which remains constant. |
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Who does Michelangelo use as the model for Mother Mary? |
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He uses the face of his mother, inspired by her hardworking nature. |
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Fill in the blank: Michelangelo's encounter with Judas occurs in a ___ in Rome. |
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Shabby pub |
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What promise does Michelangelo make to Judas in exchange for posing for his painting? |
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He promises him immortality through the artwork. |
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True or False: Michelangelo initially agrees to paint the Sistine Chapel for the sake of art alone. |
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False. He agrees partly for the glory and the money to buy marbles for sculpting. |
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What does the unfinished portrait of Judas symbolize in the story? |
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It symbolizes the ongoing struggle and inherent imperfection in the quest for artistic fulfillment. |
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Describe the significance of the name 'Marsolini' in Michelangelo's story. |
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Marsolini is the name of the child whose face Michelangelo used for baby Jesus, and later for Judas. |
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Fill in the blank: Michelangelo's sarcastic remark about his own face compares it to a ___ candle. |
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Burning |
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What emotional state does Michelangelo experience as he nears completion of his work? |
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He feels weary and frustrated, struggling with the task of finding the right faces. |
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How does the relationship between Michelangelo and Pope Julius evolve throughout the story? |
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It evolves from tension due to Michelangelo's frustrations to a mutual understanding and respect for his artistic genius. |
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What does Michelangelo's mother represent to him in the context of his artistic vision? |
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She represents strength and nurturing, embodying the qualities he believes are fitting for the Virgin Mary. |
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