Michelangelo Buonarroti
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Their voluptuous art, while raising the form of man to heaven, kept down the soul upon the earth. The Moses of Michel- angelo has seen God, has listened to His voice like thunder, has preserved the terrible impression of that meeting upon Sinai ; his unfathomable gaze is searching into the mysteries which he sees in prophetic vision. Is it the Moses of the Bible ? I know not. Would Praxiteles and Phidias have represented Lycurgus and Solon thus? We may boldly answer, no. The lawgiver in their h...ands would have been an embodiment of law ; they would have represented an ab- stract existence by a figure over whose harmonious beauty no change could come. Moses is not only the lawgiver of a people ; it is not thought alone which dwells beneath that powerful brow ; he feels, he suffers, he lives in a moral world to which Jehovah has admitted him, and although more than human, he is still a man.
There only remain to be noticed three figures of importance which were to have formed part of the tomb of Julius IE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their voluptuous art, while raising the form of man to heaven, kept down the soul upon the earth. The Moses of Michel- angelo has seen God, has listened to His voice like thunder, has preserved the terrible impression of that meeting upon Sinai ; his unfathomable gaze is searching into the mysteries which he sees in prophetic vision. Is it the Moses of the Bible ? I know not. Would Praxiteles and Phidias have represented Lycurgus and Solon thus? We may boldly answer, no. The lawgiver in their h...ands would have been an embodiment of law ; they would have represented an ab- stract existence by a figure over whose harmonious beauty no change could come. Moses is not only the lawgiver of a people ; it is not thought alone which dwells beneath that powerful brow ; he feels, he suffers, he lives in a moral world to which Jehovah has admitted him, and although more than human, he is still a man.
There only remain to be noticed three figures of importance which were to have formed part of the tomb of Julius IE.
What to read after Michelangelo Buonarroti?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Clement to read onlineMoreLess
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