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Study of Figures for a Narrative Scene (black chalk on paper) (verso) (for recto see 191777) (see also 191767)
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Study of Figures for a Narrative Scene (black chalk on paper) (verso) (for recto see 191777) (see also 191767)
BAL191778 Study of Figures for a Narrative Scene (black chalk on paper) (verso) (for recto see 191777) (see also 191767) by Buonarroti, Michelangelo (1475-1564); British Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: possibly a sketch of Christ driving the moneychangers from the temple; )
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Aggressive Back View Bare Contrapposto Crouching High Renaissance Overturned Table Raised Arm Violent Early Xv Century Late Xv Century Semi Nude
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This black chalk drawing by Michelangelo, titled "Study of Figures for a Narrative Scene" showcases the artist's mastery in capturing movement and emotion. The image depicts a powerful and aggressive scene, possibly representing Christ driving the moneychangers from the temple. In this high Renaissance artwork, we see several male figures engaged in various actions. One figure crouches down with a raised arm, while another is seated nearby. The overturned table suggests chaos and disruption. The composition exudes tension as one figure flinches away from the forceful gesture of another. Michelangelo's attention to detail is evident in his use of contrapposto, a technique that creates dynamic poses by shifting weight onto one leg. The artist skillfully renders the human form with precision and anatomical accuracy. Dating back to the 15th century, this drawing offers us a glimpse into Michelangelo's creative process and his exploration of narrative scenes. It exemplifies his ability to convey intense emotions through his art. Housed at the British Museum in London, this piece is part of their extensive collection showcasing masterpieces from different periods in history. Its inclusion among other renowned works further solidifies its significance within art history. Bridgeman Images has preserved this remarkable artwork through their fine art print reproduction services, allowing viewers to appreciate Michelangelo's genius for centuries to come.
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