Muki i radosti - Stoun Irving

Michelangelo Buonarotti. The greatest sculptor, artist and poet of the Renaissance. The creator of the legendary "David" and frescoes of the Sistine Chapel.
He has known and lifelong glory, and wealth, and envy of enemies, and hatred of sanctimonies and religious fanatics.
His personal life was considered scandalous and obscene. His work was sometimes shocking and indignant. His well-being depended entirely on the whims of the "princes of the Church" who were his customers...
Why did Michelangelo always exist on the verge - between creativity and self-destruction? Finally, what gave him the strength to challenge his destiny again and again?