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 * Michelangelo**

He is one of the greatest artists of all time, a man whose name has become synonymous with the word "masterpiece": Michelangelo
= **Background** =
 * BIRHT:MARCH6, 1475**
 * DEATH: feb 18,1564 (at age 88)**

**Michelangelo grew up in florence,a center of the early renaissance movement, and became an artist apprentice at age 13**
= **Childhood** =


 * Michelangelo's childhood**
 * experiences was horrible**
 * He was beaten by his father.**
 * his mother died when he was only six years old. he was picked on by alot of people when he went to school. when he was home, all he would do was get yelled at and beaten so he would** **run away and go somewhere to design picture's** **expressing his feelings.he was also** **architecture in florence and rome,sculptures in rome and florence, mural paintings in the vatican,poems.**
 * Renaissance artist,sculptor,architect,and painter from italy.**

= **Education** =
 * Michelangelo's father now a miror florentine official**
 * with connections to the ruling medici family,**
 * was a man obsessed with preserving**
 * what little remained of the buonarroti for tunes**

= **Career****/Jobs** = =**jobs: painting,sculpting and architecture**= = **Achievements** = =**"the pieta"**= = **Influence on the World** =
 * Her held a gift of paint sculpt,to be an architect an**
 * engineer and a poet and of all those things he choose**
 * to be painter and sculpter**
 * a marble sculpter of jesus dead on the**
 * lap of mary his mother**
 * after the crucifixion.**
 * During the Dark Ages, life revolved around Christianity (in Europe). It would be a considered a sin to produce art such as the art Michelangelo and his peers produced. Michelangelo's sculptures in particular showed human perfection. In Medieval Ages, this would be like a comparing yourself to God. In the Renaissance, the idea of human perfection displayed in art was accepted, and marveled at. Romanesque. Artists (and architects) such as Michelangelo, were inspired of the Classical times of the ancient Greeks and Romans. Many artists incorporated mythological themes of this time into their artwork. Italian Renaissance artists perfected the Classical technique to produce a whole new, and truly amazing kind of art.**