How the 1490s in Florence shaped the young Michelangelo
In short: This symposium explores the formative decade of Michelangelo's career, sparked by the recent loan of the fragmentary marble statue Young Archer from the French Republic to The Met.
Professor Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt leads a discussion on the evolution of Michelangelo during a pivotal era in Renaissance Florence. The session examines the dramatic forces that influenced the artist's development, specifically prompted by the presence of the 'Young Archer'—a marble fragment attributed by many scholars to the master.
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