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The Nudes in Limbo: Michaelangelo's Doni tondo Reconsidered

has never been questioned. There is also a general consensus that Michelangelo painted it for a friend, Agnolo Doni. The tondo is, nevertheless, controversial in many other respects. Michelangelo is thought to have painted it when he was in Florence in either 1504 or 1506, 1 but the dates of both the commission and the execution of the work are, so far, undocumented. Furthermore, its iconography presents some decided