Prisoners (Slaves) by Michelangelo

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Prisoners (Slaves) by Michelangelo is a series of unfinished marble sculptures depicting struggling human figures emerging from stone, exemplifying the artist’s powerful exploration of the human form and the concept of non-finito.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian Renaissance artist
marble sculpture
sculpture series
artisticConcept figure emerging from stone
non-finito
tension between matter and spirit
unfinished form
artMovement High Renaissance NERFINISHED
associatedWith Mannerism (early tendencies) NERFINISHED
commissionedFor tomb of Pope Julius II NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Michelangelo NERFINISHED
creatorInstanceOf Michelangelo NERFINISHED
depicts human figure
male nude
struggling figure
genre figurative sculpture
hasPart Atlas Slave NERFINISHED
Awakening Slave NERFINISHED
Bearded Slave
Dying Slave NERFINISHED
Rebellious Slave NERFINISHED
Young Slave NERFINISHED
inCollection Galleria dell’Accademia, Florence NERFINISHED
Louvre Museum, Paris NERFINISHED
influenced later sculpture on the unfinished aesthetic
ItalianTitle Prigioni NERFINISHED
Schiavi NERFINISHED
languageOfTitle Italian
materialUsed marble
movement contrapposto
notableFeature figures partially embedded in stone
unfinished surfaces
originallyIntendedLocation Rome NERFINISHED
relatedWork David by Michelangelo NERFINISHED
Moses by Michelangelo NERFINISHED
Tomb of Pope Julius II (sculptural project) NERFINISHED
style expressive
monumental
technique direct carving
subtractive sculpture
theme captivity
human body as prison of the soul
spiritual struggle
struggle for liberation
timePeriod 16th century

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Galleria dell'Accademia notableWork Prisoners (Slaves) by Michelangelo