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They all deal with The Bible. One layer is the saints, then the popes, and finally man meeting God in the center. The importance of this that the church told the society that they were the ones that could only communicate with God and then man through them. The finger of man touching God's disputes that and tells man he can communicate directly with God.
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There are nine scenes from the Bible on the Sistine ceiling.
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What was the Michelangelo's famous paintings?
Sistine Chapel
What was Michelangelo's best painting?
Michelangelo's famous paintings was the Pieta.Answer 2:No, sorry, the Pietà is a sculpture.His paintings in the Sistine Chapel are the most famous.
Michelangelo's paintings can seen on the ceiling of a famous chapel at the Vatican in Rome. What is the name of that chapel?
It is the Sistine Chapel.
Why is the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel so famous?
Because of Michelangelo's awesome paintings.
The artist Michelangelo's paintings can be seen on the ceiling of a famous chapel at the vatican in rome What is the name of that chapel?
The name of the chapel where Michelangelo made his mast famous painting is the Sistine Chapel.
Who painted the 16th chapel?
It's called the "Sistine Chapel" (Cappella Sistina in Italian). Common mistake. A few painters contributed in painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel but the most recognized and remembered is Michaelangelo.
What are michelangelo's most famous paintings called?
the Pieta, David (sculptures), the Sistine Chapel ceiling, the Last judgement, and the Creation of Adam (paintings).
What was the name of the famous ceiling that Michelangelo painted?
This is the Sistine Chapel in Vatican.
What is the famous chapel in the Vatican?
The Sistine Chapel
What's one of Michelangelo's paintings?
The Sistine Chapel holds his most famous paintings. He saw himself primarily as a sculptor, of which his 'David' is an excellent example
What is the famous chapel built in the Vatican?
The Sistine Chapel.
What is the name of the famous chapel in the Vatican?
The Sistine Chapel.
