Sistine Chapel

基本解釋

We show this in a scene in the Sistine Chapel [in Rome] where we create a big crack in the fresco of God and Adam.
我們將這個觀點放到了發(fā)生在羅馬西斯廷教堂的一幕里——一幅繪有上帝與亞當?shù)谋诋嫲l(fā)生嚴重斷裂。
This was possibly because the artist had been living off nothing but bread and wine while working on the Sistine Chapel, Franco said.
佛朗哥教授補充說，這很可能是因為藝術(shù)家在創(chuàng)作《西斯廷教堂》時只以面包和紅酒為生的緣故。
There may be more important works of art, like the David or the Last Supper or the Sistine Chapel, but for sheer charm there's nothing like these 15th-century frescoes by Mantegna.
可能有比它更偉大的畫作，比如《大衛(wèi)》，《最后的晚餐》或者《西斯廷教堂》，但是要論有絕對魅力的還要數(shù)15世紀中葉的曼帖那的壁畫。

Almost twenty-five years later, Pope Paul the Third asked Michelangelo to paint the wall of the Sistine Chapel above the altar.
You're not supposed to copy this piece because it's supposed to be only performed in the Sistine Chapel.
人們不允許復(fù)制那首樂曲,因為它應(yīng)該只在西斯廷教堂里演奏
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Another famous story: In 1770, he goes in to Rome, into the Sistine Chapel.
另一件世人皆知的事,在1770年,他去了羅馬,來到西斯廷教堂
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Sipping champagne and nibbling caviar, 125 art-world glitterati gaze at Michelangelo's famed Sistine Chapel frescoes.
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the chapel of the pope in the Vatican at Rome, built for Sixtus IV and decorated with frescoes by Michelangelo and others