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Michelangelo

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aka Michelangelo Buonarroti

Jay Dyer critiques Michelangelo's depiction of biblical figures and events, discussing how his works reflect a departure from Orthodox standards.

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  1. Fr Vladimir Kaydanov uses Michelangelo as an example of Renaissance art but critiques the application of such art in liturgical contexts.

  2. Jay Dyer critiques Michelangelo's depiction of biblical figures and events, discussing how his works reflect a departure from Orthodox standards.

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