michelangelo, more than 2 m high, was preserved for 6 years.d on the sketch when he was already 75, and made changes many times. we see in his work how he comes to terms with those ordinary human feelings that everyone experiences when they get older. he is trying evaluate whether he has lived a good life and ponders what faith is, which he hopes will help him obtain the salvation of his soul. the letters, which have not survived to ours, give us an idea of ​​michelangelo. he asks him to visit his uncle as he is close to death. michelangelo died just shy of 89 years old, but continued to work almost until his death. because they are still just getting on their feet and are not afraid to experiment. i think this exhibition clearly shows that even after 60 artists remain very creative people who create new things and take on complex projects. michelangelo challenged himself more than once, and we see what came of it. the exhibition covers three decades of the master's creative life; it also presents early developments of his famous works, for exa

was born, i could no longer perceive so enthusiastically, neither raphael, nor rembrandt, nor michelangelo, nor titian, nor anyone else. their canvases, in comparison with the icon, began to seem, excuse me, lifeless, although magnificent in technique, in red. truly, my passions throughout my life have been icon painting, i have had a love for the sky since early childhood, it attracted me, i loved small models of airplanes made of plasticine, others were hard to get, each airplane was stuck on a needle so as not to handle the plasticine, i didn’t lose the shape of the plasticine, i had airfields on the rubble. “ants served as an image of people, and so i could spend hours with my imagination, takeoffs, landings, and i retained my love for the sky, one might say, even increased it, only this love for the spiritual sky, however, dreams come true, in germany there was an opportunity to learn how to fly a helicopter, exactly then". tasks of the working day: riding a bicycle, you see the beauty of the city, the parks, you understand how much has been done for the people over the years, here yo

the dzyakyuchy kalya halojnaga is a copy of the famous sculpture of michelangelo piet. layout itself make this sculpture look daminantai to the halo centers of the injection. and from now on you look at the temple on navacolla, just like this revealing, just like this magnificent sculpture of the italian genius. the small hall is covered with a chandelier glaque and frizzes of syringes, in addition to which floral ornaments are carved. on the flat altar stage the pendants are arranged to resemble a crucifix with buttons. the interior features 14 garrelief paintings on the theme of the gooseberry path of christ. the altar is decorated with four-calon portions with entablatures at the center. in terms of measures, it’s so weak, and in terms of architectural forms, it’s a combination of popular values ​​and classical architecture here , it’s absolutely unbreakable, and the entire finished structure of the hall is clearly cut up from a professional record, not just a package zena so, geta, darechy, it would have been folded, there are such parameters, well, such great requi

michelangelo is a democratic operatives. seems obsessed with trump. to revitalize the case.sident is pointing out, former president is pointing out, this is pure politics, goes back to the department of justice, why is leticia james meeting with the department of justice? wise nathan wade meeting with the white house justice department? don't tell me there's no relations between the white house and the guy that wants to get back there. stuart: we are out of time but thanks for being with us, see you again next week. thank you very much for being with us the entire hour. there you go. israel has started its ground operation in rafah. is israel committed to destroying hamas once and for all? we speak to former israeli primus to bennett about that. jason on how his status holding advisor protesters accountable. jimmy failla on a pharmacy and reporter surprised to find some trump supporters are normal and well-educated. 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs

heard... and it was not my mother who was so enthusiastic about either raphael, or rembrandt, or michelangelo, no one else, their canvases, in comparison with the icon, began to seem, excuse me, lifeless, although magnificent in technique, in red, in color, in my real passion, throughout my life , icon painting continues, there was a love for the sky. from early childhood, it attracted me, i sculpted small models of airplanes were made of plasticine; there were no others available; each airplane was impaled on the game. and in germany there was an opportunity to learn how to fly a helicopter. it was then that we took the first bird's-eye view of the temple monument in leiptsyg with nikolai petrovich machansky. now, alas, i rarely fly, but i enjoy controlling radio models. and in the evenings, when the weather permits, i go for a ride. on a bicycle, this helps to physically recover after a work day filled with all kinds of meetings and activities day, you ride a bicycle, you see the beauty of the city, the parks, you understand how much has been done for people over the years, here you go, the

exhibited alongside works of italian masters, who , strictly speaking. their inspirations included michelangeloitions that dominated victorian british art. they sought to revitalize english painting, which was considered to be in decline due to overly formal and strict rules. as a result, the masters developed a distinctive and instantly recognizable style, fire-haired women, bright colors and untouched nature painted in the smallest... exhibition of more than 300 works, including paintings, sculptures, textiles and jewelry. visitors can see works by dante gabriel rossetti, edward burton jones, ford madox brown, william morris, as well as the above-mentioned inspirations, so to speak, michelangelo, batticelli, segnerelli and many others. but this exhibition will last until june 30. for creativity, i believe there are no boundaries, and these are the same. the masters felt and created as they wanted, and now the whole world is talking about it, and i really like the idea that once someone inspired someone to create, and he just seemed like an unattainable ideal for him, something that one could

by the way, you ’re better off without her, it’s as if michelangelo sculpted him from granite, who?vite you? shall we go on saturday? actually in the cinema? guys invite girls, and not vice versa, but i don’t really care about yours, listen, whether you want it or not, but i won’t leave you, because i like you, i ’ve never liked any of the guys before, never, they all some colorless, tomorrow morning i’ll take cinema tickets, and in the evening at 7:30 i’ll wait for you near the pennant until the kittens. and what will happen if you put it on the rails ? nothing, it will come, it will rush further, and the train will reach your brick, the elephant will reach the ants, but in our village the boys lay down under trains, like under trains, and they lay down right between the rails and waited until the train rushed off, and that it i really pressed you, i probably wouldn’t have gone to bed, but you went to bed for a year? “i don’t even know where you are, you only know how to brag about your brother, how hard it was to lie down, so straight away your pants wet with fear, whose pants are

i’m interested in what suits you there, by the way, you’re better off without her, it’s as if michelangeloo what? and then, and the fact that i came to the cinema to invite you, let's go on saturday, in fact , guys invite girls to the cinema, and not vice versa, but i don’t really care about yours. listen, whether you like it or not, i won’t leave you, because i like you, i haven’t liked any of the guys before, ever, they’re all kind of colorless, i ’ll get movie tickets tomorrow morning, and in the evening at 7:30 i’ll wait for you near vynpel until the kittens are born. and what will happen if you put it on the rails, what, nothing, it will come, it will rush further, and i will go to your brick, to the elephant ... and in our village the boys lay under trains, like under trains, and just like that between reals, we lay down and waited, the weather would not rush the train. and that he really pressed them? no, i probably wouldn’t lie down, but you would lie down for a year, i don’t even know where you are, you only know how to brag about your brother, how to lie down, so immediately your

what do you think michelangelo would think about this?a studio of robots and he would be making ten times as sculpture and he would be doing things that were bigger and more complex because he could. >> reporter: the complex at monumental labs looks like this, replacing balcony rods on a historic manhattan hotel. they were originally hand carved in 1880, but deteriorated over the decades. the old balconies are laser-scanned and digitally rebuilt by a graphic artist before 12-foot slabs of stone are put in front of the robot. >> yeah, i think so. >> reporter: at the end, there is still a human touch. >> so on this piece, i'm going to be working into getting really deep into these grooves. >> reporter: sculptor liza little is used to hand tools. she is now learning to work with a robot. >> even though the machine does so much of the removal, having on hand an individual artist to bring it all together and make it art. >> reporter: how much does one of these machines cost? >> this machine all in, 300 to $4,000. >> reporter: the payoff, he sa

he talked about michelangelo who he was extremely knowledgeable about . olsby is about to but ok, and only on the screen when it came to politics. wells. yeah. the just about us to be what sort of district and unfortunately the one thing that was convinced that politics and our were 2 entirely separate entities, windows and that'd because music embodies internal values in a sense and transcends day to day politics. it was obvious that music had to be free of political influence. you see this feeding of guys on was from courtney to science was not propaganda. administer gerbils salt under control even in the arts. this made the berlin philharmonic orchestra older more important to him. in 1933, the privately run on sambal wasn't financial difficulty. goes, nationalize the for the nick and turn this into the rice orchestra, saving the jobs of the musicians. but there were full jewish musicians among them, including concept mazda, she, mountain gold, pan, spending fee affair, and you off the kind of know that in these $4.00 cases, the musicians were subjected to increasing pressure, in o

oh, come on stand up, michelangelo himself couldn’t have cut it out better, well, laugh, laugh, no, seriouslyke away your other hand, well, everything is in place, everything is whole, dude, you were born wearing a shirt. rather in shorts, vitalik, next time you ask your women if they have husbands, let’s go, as i ’m going, court, when you came, you were in a state of shock, in a foam, and your deputy chief physician met me with a dodge, let the security through i didn’t want to, so i need to talk to him, what do you need to talk to him about, did i promise him money? so from this point on, give more details, how much? yes a million, do you have a million? no, well, i don’t know, i’ll take out a loan or something, so pavel pavlovich, come on, we have some junk in the basement, we need to dress it up and go with god, but what about the deputy chief doctor? he’s joking, they don’t take bribes in our hospitals, right? in the hospital they don’t take it, in the morgue, when such hard work is performed by their holder of the order , a badge of honor, there they don’t take it themselves, they don’t

by the way, i could say no worse than this quasi-world of yours, raphael, michelangelo, danatela, funnythree artists were named after turtles, donatella is a sculptor, and you’re not joking, but you’re lying, what kind of joke are you, what are you kidding, here you go, it’s written, raphael, oh, how bad everything is. “yes, not very good, everything is turned upside down, dwarf, they were obviously looking for something, it means a robbery, why not a wood grouse, the killer killed the guy, took something as a souvenir, there are shell casings on the floor, a professional wouldn’t have left them, oh, lenka , these are all your erotic fantasies, you bite your tongue, why do you bite your tongue? there are no witnesses, no description of the killers, that's all, hanging wood grouse, there were two wood grouse, a fat one and a thin one, one taller, the other shorter, both in black, they arrived in a black car, such a frightening storyteller, i can’t, tell me what you figured out from the footprints on the stairwell , no, why in the store opposite the camera, there was just surveillance, so

of all, leonardo davinci painted only 12 paintings, they are not all perfect, and someone has michelangelos a pieta, it still gives... everything else is already going to the trailers under this great one like giacondo, i agree, but not all the masterpieces, you understand that there is ongoing work, like films, like stories, novels, there are serious ones that you spend your entire life, like war and peace, but for this there is a huge preparation, we have a conversation in such a modern, multi-digital format, that is such... who named the numbers, so much there, here for so much, in general, it turned out that paintings by old masters are not so expensive, which means paintings by our masters cost so much that you can buy paintings by those masters, that’s how it was, by the way , tell me how you got to this point such a life, because it is easier for a composer to show his art to people, they will hear, because it spreads, it spreads like a melody through other musicians, and there are one, two or three paintings, well, they need to be shown somehow, and if... you no one knows yet, then

peter's basilica and were granted the rare opportunity to see michelangelo's "madonna della pieta" up-closeglass. the more than 500-year-old sculpture represents the blessed virgin mary helplessly holding her lifeless son after he was taken down from the cross. it's one of the most, as you know, enduring images in catholicism. in the world about faith and about mary and jesus. >> si. >> norah: the blessed virgin mary remains the model for all women in the catholic faith. she is revered as the steadfast mother of jesus. and like mary, many women feel called to serve but have decried the lack of leadership roles in the church. growing up, my mother was a eucharistic minister and a canter in the catholic church. and you have done more than any pope to bring women into positions of power into the catholic church. how are more women changing the catholic church? >> interpreter: women are the ones who move changes forward, all sorts of changes. they are braver than the men. they know how best to protect life. women are masterful custodians of life. women are great. they are very great. and making

one is being pro- palestinian is michelangelo pro- hamas. there is no difference.our anti- israel does not mean your insights and medic buried there is no difference they hate jews, it is the same. everyone said the democratic base is left wing and there's a moderate note there's one democratic party it's been taken over by the left. everyone said stanford, princeton, harvard, yale or institutions these are the cream of the green. no, they are not, they are not. mark: if you're going to read anything and get a book i want you to get this but the end of everything how war descends into annihilation by victor davis hanson. you can get amazon.com right now any major bookstore comes out fresh off the press on tuesday morning. i read this book i learned a tremendous amount it is so compelling is very, very important. a couple quick questions here victor. how long did carthage survive before it was destroyed? >> 800 years, market. teams 1100 years, constantinople 1200 years. the aztec empire about 300 years. that is what was so fascinating. it all came to an abrupt end s

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the ag that they've worked in that same office with michelangelo which is the senior counsel at alvin just appointed and gave the opening statements to this case. how do you get that job without maybe checking off those conflicts of interest. he was also michael angelo remember the acting associate attorney general and the doj, there are a lot of web moments, this is like spider-man goes tracy and ties everything together, it is interesting when you look at the politics. if things are broken as they just laid out and we as a nation watches the question is the jury were they see it, they weren't sequestered and they had seven days off and they have phones, it would be unfortunate if the system were broken enough that they tapped and that way. but we don't know. >> and the spokesman said this is done because of familiarity with the complex cases but to your point however it merely reflects bias. we are awaiting a verdict in new york with new york versus trump. it could come at any moment with massive implications for the former president and our nation. andy mccarthy, they would join us

potential instruction that the judge will give to the jury when it comes to federal election law, michelangelo, that's what the prosecution is. then starts speaking and he says, mr. smith, who is the potential so campaign finance expert, campaign election law expert says, mr. smith's may not testify about the interpretation and application of federal campaign finance laws explained to us what this debate is about why they want to bring an election law expert. >> sure. and you should understand all of this. was really litigated months ago by the prosecution and defense. there were a series fraser pre-taught trial motions that were filed specifically about can we bring this expert in and what can this expert testify about generally, an expert is bringing admissible information if he's giving information that isn't commonly known and understood and you can give a better understanding to it clearly, finance law, expert an election law expert would be really helpful to the jury here for that very purpose to explain to them what some of these terms mean technically. and then an application to the wh

i copy michelangelo too.understood. that i had somehow played enough with landscapes, and i wanted something different, something next, and it so happened that i was offered to fly to china with these roman paintings, and for me, china, of course, came here with something so not immense, and of course, upon arrival in moscow, i began to write china, i decided to build the entire series through this red color associated with china. the red light for me is probably like passion, loss, love, and sin, it’s probably such an all-encompassing emotion, this is my daughter, who, i think, she’s always running, because we... well, it happened that way , they divorced her mother when ksyusha was 2 years old, this feeling when my daughter runs from something to me, and then she runs from me, she runs further back home, this dynamic, this is such an untouched figure, but also with a red dress that makes her rise because she is running. the meaning of this red, it can change, here is red, in one picture, it can be like some

well, sorry, from the very beginning for the very beginning that michelangelo, who was the prosecutor from the very beginning when he had jeff mcconney h2 is the controller of the trump organization on the stand. he wanted to establish this was donald trump's organization that donald trump was the man in charge of everything there. so this was right at the beginning question during the time you worked for the trump organization, who ran the company? mcconney answered president trump colangelo, last before 2017, what was mr. trump's role in the trump organization? because he says i'm not sure. he was he ran the organization. he was the brains behind it. he i don't know how to answer that question. glandular. when you worked there, did you consider mr. trump, your boss, mcconney says, yes, it's almost like he couldn't even conceive of anything other than donald trump being paramount in this organization? >> and this is someone who i shouldn't. he's been on the witness stand before he testified in the trump civil frog trial. he actually got emotional and broke down on the stand during th

as michelangelo from the biden administration, but i am getting a kick out of this people calling andone is not even funny, the level of brainwashing done by the mockingbird hello. look that up, because it was designed by the cia. anyway, just like this cord was designed by biden's doj. i am having a glass of wind and listening to the guest colors -- callers laughing at how foolish they have become in it period of eight years. they just want to put■m the tite of convicted felon before his name. how can anyone arrive at a guilty verdict over a misdemeanor trumped up to 34 felonies. no one would touch to this, and it puts in former president who is very loved by the american people in this major jeopardy, and we are next. host: let's hear from stephen on our s caller: your previous guee was great, and the last caller was crazy. this is the maga amazement theory. they had 500 jurors, and regardless of whether it is 5% or 6% of the people in this, trumpers or 15%, out of 500 people they should have 75 people they could've gotten on the jury. he only needed one juror. he did not need 12, s