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'''Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni''' (often shortened to just '''Michelangeo''') was a famous Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect, poet and engineer. His most famous work is the Sistine Chapel ceiling in Italy. He never appears on ''Arthur'' in person, but he was the subject of [[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s art history report in the episode "[[Fifteen]]," and [[Buster]]'s Renaissance projest in the episode "[[The Boy with His Head in the Clouds]]."' | {{Character infobox | ||
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|image = NoImage.png}}'''Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni''' (often shortened to just '''Michelangeo''') was a famous Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect, poet and engineer. His most famous work is the Sistine Chapel ceiling in Italy. He never appears on ''Arthur'' in person, but he was the subject of [[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s art history report in the episode "[[Fifteen]]," and [[Buster]]'s Renaissance projest in the episode "[[The Boy with His Head in the Clouds]]."' | |||
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Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (often shortened to just Michelangeo) was a famous Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect, poet and engineer. His most famous work is the Sistine Chapel ceiling in Italy. He never appears on Arthur in person, but he was the subject of Arthur's art history report in the episode "Fifteen," and Buster's Renaissance projest in the episode "The Boy with His Head in the Clouds."'
