Studies for a double tomb wall 1520
michelangelo
britishmuseum
drawing, pencil, architecture
architectural sketch
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"Studies for a double tomb wall" (1520) is a preliminary sketch by the Italian Renaissance master Michelangelo, currently housed at the British Museum in London. The drawing, executed in black chalk on paper, depicts a complex architectural design for a double tomb wall, likely intended for a Medici commission. Michelangelo's detailed and masterful draftsmanship is evident in the sketch, outlining the intricate details of the proposed structure, including sculptures and architectural elements. These studies offer a glimpse into the creative process of the renowned artist, demonstrating his meticulous approach to design and his mastery of visual representation.
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