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The Guts of Michelangelo

Giorgio Vasari

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Michelangelo

“Provides insightful perspective on Michelangelo. . . . [Michelangelo] made some of the most enduring art in Western civilization and profoundly changed the way we think about artists. Thoughtful exploration of his work, which this book most definitely is, will always be rewarding."

– Travis Nichols, The Washington Post

"A deeply human tribute to one of the most accomplished and fascinating figures in the history of Western culture."

– Michael Washburn, The Boston Globe

“A masterful portrait of a dauntingly complex figure.”

– Booklist (starred review)

“Unger is an astute critic and an able storyteller; his remapping of familiar territory should please both readers new to Michelangelo and those who think they know him inside out.”

– Ann Landi, ArtNews

"Wonderfully perceptive art history embedded in a fascinating life story and delivered via Unger's supple and exquisite prose."

– Tony Lewis, The Providence Journal

“Part biography, part art analysis and thoroughly tantalizing. By focusing on six works, presented in chronological order, Unger presents a portrait of the artist that gives a panoramic view of Michelangelo’s life but also focuses keenly on putting the artwork itself in context, giving readers the whys and wherefores that provide a ri