How the turbulent 1490s shaped the young Michelangelo
In short: Explore the formative decade of one of history's greatest masters. This symposium examines the dramatic forces of Renaissance Florence and the evolution of Michelangelo's early artistry.
Triggered by the French Republic's recent loan of the fragmentary marble 'Young Archer' to the Metropolitan Museum, this program investigates the sculptor's development. Scholars reflect on the convergence of political and social pressures in 1490s Florence that influenced the young artist's trajectory.
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