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Title: Exploring Michelangelo’s Wooden Christ at Casa Buonarroti in Florence
During my recent trip to Florence, I had the incredible opportunity to visit Casa Buonarroti and see Michelangelo’s only wooden sculpture, the Wooden Christ. This stunning piece, created by the legendary artist Michelangelo between 1475 and 1564, is truly a sight to behold.
The Wooden Christ, also known as Cristo ligneo, is a masterpiece of simplicity and beauty. It is a rare departure from Michelangelo’s more famous marble sculptures, yet it still showcases his incredible talent and skill. The sculpture is located at Casa Buonarroti, a museum dedicated to the life and work of Michelangelo.
My visit to Casa Buonarroti was a busy but excellent trip. I had the chance to see all the works of Michelangelo, including the Wooden Christ, and was truly amazed by the artistry and craftsmanship on display. Additionally, I had the opportunity to meet and stay with some wonderful Wsu German students and their families, making my experience even more memorable.
As I prepare to leave Florence, I am filled with gratitude for the chance to see such incredible art and meet such wonderful people. I look forward to returning soon and exploring more of this beautiful city.
With love,
Ediz. Giusti di S. Becocci – Firenze
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