The SMK in Copenhagen couldn’t move the Italian artist’s sculptures, so it’s showing reproductions in the show “Michelangelo Imperfect,” including a new set of ‘identical’ 3D-printed works made by ...

In 2004, the Metropolitan Museum of Art donated its once-prized collection to the Institute of Classical Architecture ... most work-intensive replicas they made is a reconstruction of Michelangelo ...

Michelangelo employed assistants for the most demanding work but sometimes would have to destroy a whole week's work and start again due to plaster drying or other imperfections. Drawing on his ...

“I am not an architect,” the sculptor protested ... nothing left to say on the subject of that artist and his works on paper. “Michelangelo: Mind of the Master” at the Cleveland Museum ...

During the Renaissance in Italy, there was only one: Michelangelo. A celebrity during ... be displayed next to color images ...

His early work established ... and more ambitious architecture. And through it all his drawing practice was the connecting thread. A new exhibition at the British Museum, “Michelangelo: The ...

D. Allen Henry has a passion for genius, the kind that stands the test of time. He also has a passion for inventing fiction that not only brings geniuses to life but also their legacies to bear in the ...

In his works, Michelangelo investigated his subjects ... a professor of art history and architecture at Washington University in St. Louis, said. By the time of his death, many considered him ...

Michelangelo was the ultimate Renaissance man—sculptor, painter, architect, poet, and engineer. His works, from the Sistine Chapel to the David, define Western art. His influence transcends art ...