Pietà

Michelangelo started work on one more pietà before he died.

She posed as "the Pietà" in it for its opening.

His body is different from most earlier pietà statues, which were usually smaller and in wood.

The side one was built later and features a Baroque-style pietà.

"Per pietà" found this young singer fully confident and very successful.

The statues including an excellent Pietà from the 14th century.

Like the guy who took a hammer to Michelangelo's Pietà.

Under the gallery stands a so-called Pietà as a memorial to those who have fallen.

Its most distinctive fixture was a large pietà carved in oak.

Michelangelo's interpretation of the Pietà is unique to the precedents.

At this period, the Pietà commissioned several liturgical works.

The 17th century pietà on the altar comes from the original chapel.

It is the first time that a reproduction of "The Pietà" has been allowed.

The central panel is based on a pietà in which the body of Jesus, taken from the cross, lies across his mother's lap.

They reach Telgte at 4 pm and visit the pietà.

Some of them were writers, and their accounts led later generations to imagine the Pietà as an institution that took in only girls.

His two best-known sculptures, the Pietà and David, are famous throughout the world.

The Financial Times has described it as "a modern Pietà".

In the first chapel of the north aisle is Michelangelo's Pietà.

Michelangelo created the Pietà between 1498 and 1500.

Michelangelo created this unfinished and broken Pietà between 1547 and 1555.

All eleven singing parts were performed by girls of the Pietà, both the female and male roles.

Solemn and graceful, it's a kind of junkyard Pietà.

The pose in the widely circulated image is now invariably referred to as a modern Pietà.

Felice Pietà is a man of modest means.