'Michelangelo: Anatomy as Architecture' at the Muscarelle Museum of Art - WSJ.com

'Michelangelo: Anatomy as Architecture' at the Muscarelle Museum of Art - WSJ.com: "The 12 drawings by Michelangelo on loan from the Casa Buonarroti in Florence and on view here in the Muscarelle Museum represent a rare opportunity to see Michelangelo in his workaday mode of production, jotting down visual ideas in a hurry alongside poetic verses or assorted notes. Typically, exhibitions of Renaissance drawings feature the most spectacular, most finished works the artists produced. This creates a lot of visual punch, but gives a distorted view of the artistic process—as if everything issuing from the hand of the artist was pure genius."