That’s right, you can commune with the spirit of the Renaissance master in this Italian villa where Michelangelo Buonarroti once ambled through the garden, entertained his weekend guests, and closed his eyes to dream his artistic dreams. While the artist may have been famous by the time he acquired this country home, we bet Ol’ Il Divino didn’t have to shell out a cool $9 million for the privilege.
Article source here:Arts Journal
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