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A brief film of the great pieces from Michelangelo, the unmatched fresco painter and sculptor of the high renaissance. Comment on it...More videos are coming...not on artists though, that was just a project for school.

Astor Piazzolla Michel Angelo 70

The Pope isn's happy at all about Michelangelo's "Last Supper"

Ilustrazione sintetica delle opere del grande autore italiano! (mi scuso per gli indegni tagli!!)

Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris Michelangelo Vorst National, Brussels 26th May 2006

piano-sequenza estratto da professione: reporter (1974) di michelangelo antonioni

Michelangelo, Pieta Alfonso el Sabio, Cantigas de Santa Maria

L'avventura (1960) - Michelangelo Antonioni

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Eros (2004) - "Il filo pericoloso delle cose", último trabajo del emblemático autor italiano.

Sculpture from El David with music of Riz Ortolani

TS Michelangelo was an Italian ocean liner built in 1965 for Italian Line by Ansaldo Shipyards, Genoa. She was one of the last ships to be built primarily for liner service across the North Atlantic. Her sister ship was the TS Raffaello The Italian Line had begun planning new ships in 1958. Originally they were to be only slightly larger than SS Leonardo da Vinci, which was still being built, but the jet aircraft had not had a notable effect on the Mediterranean area at the time and a pair of genuine superliners seemed like an attractive idea, not only from a commercial point of view but also from the point of view of providing jobs to sailors and shipyard workers. Hence it was decided that the new ships would be the largest to be built in Italy since the SS Rex in 1932. It was decided that the ships would be true liners, their accommodations divided into three classes. For some reason it was also decided that the three bottom-most passenger decks would not have any portholes. It has been claimed that this made the ship's sleek hull shape, but that seems unlikely to be true as ships of similar length/width ratio have been built with windows along the entire hull. Whatever the shortcomings in their initial design, though, the new sisters were very advanced on the technological side. The most striking feature in the ships were their Turin polytechnic-designed funnels, which consisted of an intricate trellis-like pipework (instead of the traditional even surface) to allow wind to pass through the funnel, and a large smoke deflector fin on the top. Although much criticised, the funnel design proved to be highly effective in keeping smoke off the rear decks. The smoke deflectors became popular in ship design during the 1970s and 1980s, whereas the idea of allowing wind to pass though the funnel was picked up again in the late 1980s and is almost the norm in modern shipbuilding. The interiors of the new ships were in the Art Deco style so often associated with liners. The Michelangelo's interiors were designed by naval architects Nino Zoncada, Vincenzo Monaco and Amedeo Luccichenti, who gave the ship a less adventurous, more traditional look than the designers of her sister Raffaello. Italy's flagship T/S Michelangelo made her last Atlantic crossing in July 1975. Afterwards she was laid up at La Spezia alongside her sister. Several buyers (including Knut Kloster of Norwegian Cruise Line) inspected the ships but did not wish to buy them due to the costs required to modernise them into cruiseship standards. There was one serious buyer, Home Lines, who wished to buy the ships and keep them under Italian flag for cruising in the Caribbean. Incredibly Italian Line refused to sell the sisters, reportedly because they felt keeping the Italian flag would have associated the "embarrassing money-losers" with them. In 1976 a buyer was found that agreed to the terms sought by Italian Line. The Shah of Persia purchased the ships, to be used as barracks ships. The ships that had cost $45 million each were now sold at the price of $2 million per ship. The Michelangelo ended up in Bandar Abbas where she was to spend the next fifteen years. A small light shone for the ship in 1978 when plans were made to reconstruct her as the luxury cruiser Scià Reza il Grande. However, an expert team sent from Italy to inspect the ship came to the conclusion she was too badly deteriorated to make rebuilding a viable option. Similar plans were made again in 1983, but they too fell short. Finally in June 1991 an end was put to the Michelangelo's suffering when she was scrapped in Pakistan.

Le più importanti opere di Michelangelo. The most important Michelangelo's artworks.

The "sexy" scene where he photographs the skinny model

and the restauration. Paulus VI, 1972.

Per-Olov Kindgren plays Toccata in A by Michelangelo Galilei ( ?-1631). Michelangelo was the son of the famous astronomer and scientist Vincenzo Galilei. Alas his music is not very wellknown despite its beauty! I am also proud to announce that my arrangements, compositions and transcriptions are now available for purchase/download at http://www.per-olovkindgren.com/ It is still growing so if you don't find a piece, it will be there soon. Please be patient...

Recorded at Midway Stadium, St. Paul, Minnesota, September 1st 2007.

A more detailed discussion is available at http://www.whitfieldfineart.com/WHITFIELD_FINE_ART/caravaggio.html In this video we have tried to show how Caravaggio must have been influenced by Giambattista Della Porta's knowledge of concave mirrors and the images one can project from them, in his development of his chiaroscuro style. This is the first of our video podcasts - it is also available to download on iTunes www.whitfieldfineart.com

An enraged, right wing extremist calls in and tries to give Michelangelo a tongue lashing. She's so outrageous and vile its worthy of a laugh track and a little satire.

michelangelo antonioni, blow up, 1966

The final scene of Michelangelo Antonioni's 1970 feature "Zabriskie Point". Music by Pink Floyd. I know there are already 2 versions of this on here, but both have a pretty crappy quality, so here's a proper one.

...«Se stasera ho voglia di morire é perché non ti amo più...»

un uomo! un tesoro! il mio più grande amore!

lewis lavoie mural mosaic creation of michelangelo adam