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Art requires access to the imagination, a notoriously difficult place to visit. The imagination fuels an idea. The artist acts urgently, often impulsively, on that idea but brings conscious rigor to the evaluation of what the imagination has spewed. Ultimately, experience, intellect, insight, and drive enable them to shape the work and then to edit
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🇮🇹 HOW MICHELANGELO TURNED A CEILING INTO THE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE
At just 33, Michelangelo began painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling in 1508, a grueling four-year project that pushed his limits as an artist better known for sculpting.
Completed in 1512, the frescoes became one of the... See more
Mario Nawfalx.comTo build his cathedral dome—a self-supporting structure of close to four million bricks that is still the largest masonry dome in the world—Brunelleschi had to develop sophisticated mathematical modeling techniques and invent an array of hoists and other engineering tools.