Which statement about the Renaissance artist Michelangelo is not true? He painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome with nearly 350 human figures in a variety of Biblical scenes.

He designed a lofty dome to crown St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome but died before it was completed.

He drew blueprints for many revolutionary inventions, such as a hang glider and an armored tank.

He was a master of carving the human form out of marble and created such works as the Pietà and David.