ARTH 215 Lecture 7: ARTH 215 week 4-2

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Art History
• Course: ARTH 215
• Professor: Una D' Elia

Document Summary

The art that marked/was made for pope julius ii"s death. Michelangelo, moses, for the tomb of pope julius ii, marble, 1515. One of the figures planned on being on the second story of the over. Curved torso shows off the power of the sculpture. Moses has corns on his head due to a mistranslation from the hebrew scripture. Michelangelo, bound slave, for the tomb of pope julius ii, marble, 1515. These slave sculptures are unfinished and so there is some untouched marble at the bottom. Meant to portray the message that the death of julius would enslave the ppl. Michelangelo, dying slave, for the tomb of pope julius ii, marble, 1515. Does(cid:374)"t see(cid:373) e(cid:454)a(cid:272)tl(cid:455) to (cid:271)e sufferi(cid:374)g or struggli(cid:374)g. Similar to the nudes that frame the scenes on the sistine ceiling. Raphael, the sistine madonna, oil on canvas, 1513. The clouds and heavenly atmosphere was made for that purpose, to represe(cid:374)t pope"s death.