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Michelangelo’s Hand by Michelangelo Buonarroti

Michelangelos Hand by Michelangelo Buonarroti

Thanks to this drawing, we see the hand of the genius who created the unfading masterpieces. Everything begins with the drawing of Michelangelo in his creative life paid great attention to drawing, considering it, according to some evidence, “the only art of which all other arts are part and from which they flow” .

It was in the era of the High Renaissance that drawing from an aid turned into a special independent genre. Michelangelo painted tirelessly.

Talking the fact – studying the architecture of the “Eternal City” during his first stay in Rome, he made 280 drawings of architectural details. He often preferred details, for he was always interested in form, volume. At the same time, Michelangelo invariably searched for the most difficult angles and gestures, depicting in them the struggle of matter and spirit, by her captive.

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