Is it true that in 1505 Pope Judaeus hired Michael Angelo to paint a picture of Jesus...?

In 1505, Pope Julius II summoned Michelangelo to Rome, but it was to design the pope's tomb, a project that the artist worked on (with many interruptions) for 40 years. It was not completed at the time of his death. It was common for artists of the time to use the faces of wealthy and powerful patrons, or their relatives, as subjects in paintings.

In the religious paintings of the time, you may find whole families who wielded religious/political power portrayed as angels, saints, apostles. It is entirely possible that such a one would be used as the face of Christ, though I could find no certain reference to support the idea. More.

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