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Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel painting used as visual proof of the Renaissance reversal: God creates Adam, but the represented God also emerges from human imagination.
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Creation of Adam
Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel painting used as visual proof of the Renaissance reversal: God creates Adam, but the represented God also emerges from human imagination.
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Michelangelo's Creation of Adam can be read in two directions: God creates Adam, but Adam also creates the represented God through human imagination, signaled by the brain-like shape behind God.
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"...this idea is most visually expressed in the painting the creation of adam by michael angelo okay this is michael angelo um the creation..."
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"imagination right now you can see god um is surrounded by his angels okay but you take them away and what do you have..."
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"...of course, he's most famous for a painting called The Creation of Adam, which we will discuss. Okay? The Creation of Adam is also..."
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