P1040957 Ceiling cross-vaulting frescos. "Court of Heaven. San Brizio chapel, Orvieto. PS ©
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"Court of Heaven" vaults, San Brizio chapel.
Despite the Devil and other fear-mongering mayhem, we can greatly admire the skilled leap-forward in spatial reality depicted by Signorelli. It's said that Michelangelo spent four years studying these before painting the Cistine chapel in Rome. Similarities would confirm.
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P1040957 Ceiling cross-vaulting frescos. "Court of Heaven. San Brizio chapel, Orvieto. PS ©
Copyright photo PS
"Court of Heaven" vaults, San Brizio chapel.
Despite the Devil and other fear-mongering mayhem, we can greatly admire the skilled leap-forward in spatial reality depicted by Signorelli. It's said that Michelangelo spent four years studying these before painting the Cistine chapel in Rome. Similarities would confirm.
.
Enlarge:
1. Simply click the diagonal arrows.
2. Further enlarge: Then press F11 on a PC, or Fullscreen. Allow re-focus.
Or
3. Max enlarge: If flickr's +cursor is showing, click it for max enlargement and allow to re-focus. Explore detail moving cursor.
.