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Michelangelo s hiding place under the Basilica di San Lorenzo in Florence is open to the public until the end of March 2024

In 1530, when the Medici family returned to power in the city, the artist went into hiding. He spent his days drawing on the walls of his tiny refuge; now, you can view the results.

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Secret room allegedly displaying Michelangelo s drawings opens

Secret room allegedly displaying Michelangelo s drawings opens
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Michelangelo Drawing Room Exhibition Florence Italy

Michelangelo Drawing Room Exhibition Florence Italy
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Secret sketches of Michelangelo open to public

Secret sketches of Michelangelo open to public
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Michelangelo s secret sketches open to public

Sketches drawn on the walls of a small room in Florence by Renaissance artist Michelangelo as he hid from an angry pope are going on show for the first time."The drawings, still being studied by critics, were produced during the artist's 'self-confinement' period, using the walls of the small room to 'sketch out' some of his projects," the museum said.

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