Michelangelo is famous for his ceiling fresco 'The Creation of Adam', but he is not the only artist to have decorated The Sistine Chapel, in the Papal Palace in Rome. Before Michelangelo, Italian Renaissance artist Ghirlandaio created a series of frescos on the life of Christ which runs across the length of the north wall. Perhaps the most famous work from this cycle is 'The Vocation of the Apostles', which represents the calling of Peter and Andrew to join Jesus. What is special about this painting is the fact that Ghirlandaio represents each of the figures with individual features, adding to the emotional drama of the scene as Peter and Andrew kneel before Christ, as the first of the twelve apostles. Watch our presenter Jack discuss the other techniques Ghirlandaio uses to convey the story of the scene in our new film.