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Michelangelo as in: Michelangelo Buonarotti
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Although he lived to be 88 years old, Michelangelo sculpted two of his best-known works, the Pietà and David, before the age of thirty.Michelangelo = outstanding Florentine Renaissance sculptor, painter and architect (1475-1564)
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Her handwriting was neat, and I could read what she'd written: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.† (source)
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I admit, not one of Michelangelo's better efforts.† (source)
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We are the clay, and you are Michelangelo.† (source)
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Aria Montgomery's fifteen-year-old brother, Michelangelo, wagged his head out of the family's Outback window like a golden retriever.† (source)
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And Michelangelo?† (source)
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I mean, if you look at all the great people in history — Einstein, Michelangelo, Emily Dickinson — then you're looking at a bunch of weird people.† (source)Michelangelo = outstanding Florentine Renaissance sculptor, painter and architect (1475-1564)
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It took a moment before I realized that it was a leafy replica of Michelangelo's fresco of Adam from the Sistine Chapel.† (source)
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The sculptures of Michelangelo and the fictional inventions of Da Vinci made real.† (source)
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Yet Michelangelo had his secret cadavers, and so too must I. an artist of a different sort, risk and sacrifice....† (source)
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If Michelangelo had seen this in daylight with the sun streaming down from the glass dome, he'd have fallen to his knees and painted 'til he was blind.† (source)
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It probably felt similar to snuggling with Michelangelo'sDavid, except that this perfect marble creature wrapped his arms around me to pull me closer.† (source)
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She wears trousers and a beret slanted on her head like she is Michelangelo.† (source)
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I could just imagine him high on a gantry, lying on his back like Michelangelo, working with a wrench on the fuel lines of one of his rockets.† (source)
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Endless monuments and sculptures, the history of the Medici family, masterpieces by Michelangelo, Brunelleschi, Donatello, Masaccio, the Piazza del Duomo and Piazza della Signoria.† (source)
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...SCIENTISTS GROW IMMORTAL CHICKEN HEART ...DEATH PERHAPS NOT INEVITABLE Scientists said Carrel's chicken-heart cells were one of the most important advances of the century, and that cell culture would uncover the secrets behind everything from eating and sex to "the music of Bach, the poems of Milton, [and] the genius of Michelangelo."† (source)
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