Michelangelo Buonarroti's anatomical mastery, showcased in the Sistine Chapel, relied on not just talent but an intricate understanding of human anatomy through unconventional methods like dissections.
Research led by Rafaella Bianucci suggests that Michelangelo's fresco 'The Flood' features a woman exhibiting signs consistent with breast cancer, showcasing his deep anatomical insights.
The interdisciplinary team, including art historians and medical experts, developed guidelines to ensure a rigorous diagnosis of diseases depicted in classic artworks, revealing the intersection of art and science.
Andreas Nerlich emphasizes the importance of excluding external influences when diagnosing diseases in art, ensuring that historical and artistic contexts are precisely identified.
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