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(See other class in this series: #300.) What does it mean to create boldly in one’s seventies, eighties, and beyond? Inspired by Goya’s famous inscription—“I am still learning”—this two-part series explores great artists who reached extraordinary new heights late in life. Far from slowing down, these masters continued to innovate, experiment with new media, and reshape the course of art history.
Part 1 journeys from the Renaissance to the French Revolution, examining the late works of Donatello, Michelangelo, Bernini, and Goya—artists who transformed sculpture and painting well past what we might call “retirement age.”
