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*'Artists Life - Michaelengelo' - Enrica Crispino, 2001 Giunti Editore |
*'Artists Life - Michaelengelo' page 14,15 - Enrica Crispino, 2001 Giunti Editore |
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Comment: the homestead website does not fall under the heading Relialble sources and the book reference really needs page numbers after all the entire book isn't about Faun is it? MPJ-DK (talk) 12:19, 21 April 2009 (UTC)
'Head of a Faun' was Michaelangelo's first known work, age 13 and a copy of an antique work with some minor alterations. When the visiting benefactor, Lorenzo the Magnificent saw his work in the garden of San Marco[1], he was very impressed, however it is said he pointed out that the teeth were all there, and that as it was an old faun that seemed unlikely. Michaelangelo was said to have quickly chipped out one of the front teeth and hollowed a cavity in the gum and on Lorenzo's return he was so impressed he offered to become the young Michaelangelo's benefactor[2].
The work was lost and no trace of it exists
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- 'Artists Life - Michaelengelo' page 14,15 - Enrica Crispino, 2001 Giunti Editore
- ^ 'Artists Life - Michaelengelo' p9 - Enrica Crispino
- ^ http://bystander.homestead.com/lorenzo.html