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Tommaso Cavalieri
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Tommaso Cavalieri

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    …chiefly to the talented aristocrat Tommaso Cavalieri, later active in Roman civic affairs. These have naturally been interpreted as indications that Michelangelo was gay, but his sexual orientation cannot be confirmed as no similar indications had emerged when the artist was younger. The correlation of these letters with other events…

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    …chiefly to the talented aristocrat Tommaso Cavalieri, later active in Roman civic affairs. These have naturally been interpreted as indications that Michelangelo was gay, but his sexual orientation cannot be confirmed as no similar indications had emerged when the artist was younger. The correlation of these letters with other events…

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