Michelangelo depicted himself as God on Sistine Chapel ceiling, reflecting his self-awareness.

He saw himself as a savior of art, hence it makes sense.

April 20th 2023.

Michelangelo depicted himself as God on Sistine Chapel ceiling, reflecting his self-awareness.


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A remarkable discovery has been made about the artwork of Michelangelo - it is possible that he painted a 'selfie' of himself as God on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel! Art historian Adriano Marinazzo came to this conclusion after reading a poem written by Michelangelo in 1509, expressing his anxiety about painting the chapel. The poem reveals that Michelangelo felt 'aimless' as he worked, and this led Marinazzo to believe that the artist was in fact depicting himself as God in The Creation of Adam.

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This remarkable discovery adds to the already significant impact of Michelangelo's artwork and provides insight into his creative process.

Experts have suggested that 'The Creation of Adam' painted by Michelangelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

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may in fact be a 500-year-old 'selfie' of sorts. Art historian Adriano Marinazzo believes Michelangelo painted himself as God, and that his idea was inspired by a 1509 poem penned by Michelangelo himself, in which he expressed feeling 'aimless' while dangling 65 feet in the air and painting the Sistine Chapel. This intriguing notion provides a fascinating insight into the life of the renowned artist, and a positive reminder of his incredible talents.



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