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Michelangelo’s Spirit

Posted on April 3, 2008 by 100swallows

Giotto rescued and restored the art of painting—went the conventional art history of the sixteenth century—and Donatello brought back sculpture. Donatello has always had great admirers. Look what the American sculptor Louis Slobodkin writes about him: “Were I allowed to … Continue reading →

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