If you haven’t heard of Michelangelo, I might assume you’ve been in a cave for the last 500 years. Arguably the most famous Renaissance figure, he is the one responsible for the beautiful frescoes that make the Sistine Chapel a must-see and the famous ‘David’ sculpture, which can be visited at Florence’s Accademia Gallery. Born in 1475 in Caprese (province of Arezzo), he studied in his early days in the splendid gardens of the powerful Medici Family, catching the eye of Lorenzo the Magnificent who helped catapult his career. Unlike most artists who reached fame only after their deaths, Michelangelo was so famous that two biographies were written by Giorgio Vasari and Ascanio Condivi during his lifetime. Though he lived most of his life in Rome, in true Italian style, he always considered himself 100% Florentine.

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