The Florentine decade that shaped Michelangelo's artistic evolution
In short: Explore the dramatic forces of 1490s Florence through a scholarly examination of Renaissance sculpture and the influential works that defined a young master.
This symposium features curators from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, discussing the pivotal 1490s in Florence. The program uses the recent loan of the marble 'Young Archer' from the French Republic—a fragment many scholars attribute to Michelangelo—as a focal point to reflect on the sculptor's formation and the era's shifting artistic landscape.
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