by Frédéric Rey · Editions de Fallois · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782877060431
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«L'Homme Michel-Ange» is the historical novel by Frédéric Rey, published by Editions de Fallois in 1989 in paperback (590 pages, in French).
The work recreates the life of Michelangelo, the Italian Renaissance artist, blending historical rigour and narrative fiction. The author portrays a turbulent and creative era, with nine popes, political intrigues and an effervescent artistic atmosphere, while also addressing lesser-known aspects of the sculptor and painter's private life. The narrative seeks to offer a vivid image of the Renaissance, far from the academic account.
The back cover states that Frédéric Rey, originally from Ardèche, has lived in Paris since 1953 and had published several novels before this work, including «Le Maître des Sables et du Vent» (1987). The copy is in French.
For readers interested in historical novels about the Italian Renaissance and the figure of Michelangelo, with a narrative approach combining documentation and literary freedom.
