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I think that the most beautiful object ever made by the hands of mankind is Michelangelo's Pieta.Originally Posted by Kai
Agree that it's beautiful, but Bernini is not to be brushed aside. The man could make marble look like flesh.
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Bernini is considered to be the more skilled sculptor I think. Though I feel Michelangelo communicated emotion and violence almost exceedingly passionately, love his exaggeration, especially in this one:
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Agree that it's beautiful, but Bernini is not to be brushed aside. The man could make marble look like flesh.Originally Posted by crazyquik
I remember gazing at this for like 30 minutes at Villa Bourghese (or whatever its called) in Rome. Simply amazing.
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Is anyone familiar with this signature? Any ideas about who this "Mason" is?Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
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