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“A very sophisticated study which helps us to assign Michelangelo a place – and quite a prominent one – among the great poets as well”. Claudio Magris “Michelangelo Buonarroti revolutionized art in ways still felt today, but conversations, readings, reactions, creative appropriations firmly situate his Rime in the poetic Parnassus. This book weaves the compelling story of the influence of Michelangelo's poems on generations of readers-writers spanning from the sixteenth to the twenty-first century”. Beatrice Arduini, University of Washington

A very sophisticated study which helps us to assign Michelangelo a place - and quite a prominent one - among the great poets as well . Claudio Magris Michelangelo Buonarroti revolutionized art in ways still felt today, but conversations, readings, reactions, creative appropriations firmly situate his Rime in the poetic Parnassus. This book weaves the compelling story of the influence of Michelangelo's poems on generations of readers-writers spanning from the sixteenth to the twenty-first century . Beatrice Arduini, University of Washington

A very sophisticated study which helps us to assign Michelangelo a place - and quite a prominent one - among the great poets as well . Claudio Magris. Michelangelo Buonarroti revolutionized art in ways still felt today, but conversations, readings, reactions, creative appropriations firmly situate his Rime in the poetic Parnassus. This book weaves the compelling story of the influence of Michelangelo's Poems on generations of readers-writers spanning from the sixteenth to the twenty-first century . Beatrice Arduini, University of Washington

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Gandolfo Cascio is Assistant Professor of Italian Literature and Translation at the University of Utrecht, where he also directs the Observatory on Dante Studies research project. His research interests are poetry and aesthetic reception. His latest books are Le ore del meriggio. Saggi critici (Il Convivio 2020; winner of the G.A. Borgese Prize) and Dolci detti. Dante, la letteratura e i poeti (Marsilio 2021; N. Martoglio Award).

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