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More magic pictures of the long ago; stories of the people of many lands; with reproductions from works of art and old manuscripts (1920)

Chandler, Anna Curtis · New York : H. Holt · leaf 131

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R: MICHELANGELO ambitious, filled with great schemes, and it was this popewho, admiring what he had heard of Michelangelo, invited him to Rome.Thou shalt build amonument to me, amarvelous tomb, thePope said, and I willwatch thee daily atthy work. Thereuponhe had a drawbridgebuilt joining the… … STATUE OF DAVIDBy Michelangelo. Florence, Accademia diBelle Arte. Michel-angelo, who belonged to the Florentine Schoolof artists just as Giotto, has studied the hu-man form very carefully and has put everybone and muscle in place. source of freedom fromdarkness of mind and of spirit. A huge statue…

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