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When did Raphael paint the a Transfiguration?
1515
Why did Raphael paint 'The Nymph Galatea'?
Because the Farnese family commissioned him to.
Who did Raphael paint Madonna of the Meadows for?
It is not recorded who commissioned it.
Did Raphael receive support from individuals?
Yes. People commissioned portraits from him.
What does Raphael Sanzio like to paint?
It was not a matter of liking. As a painter you painted what people commissioned from you.
Who commissioned Raphael's work?
Many people paid him to paint their portraits, some works were commissioned by churches. But the very large fresco works in the Vatican were commissioned by Pope Julius II, as was the Sistine Madonna.
Who commissioned the School of Athens to be painted?
It was painted by Raphael in the Vatican.
Who was the Venetian who painter Bacchus and Ariane?
Titian was the painter of "Bacchus and Ariane". However, Raphael was originally commissioned for the painting.
Who was the Venetian painter that did Bacchus and Ariane?
Titian was the painter of "Bacchus and Ariane". However, Raphael was originally commissioned for the painting.
What artist was commissioned by Pope Julius to realize his vision of a revitalized Rome as the center of a new Christian architecture?
Bramante, Raphael, and Michelangelo.
What was Raffaello Sanzio's funeral like?
Raphael died on his 37th birthday. His funeral mass was celebrated at the Vatican, his Transfiguration was placed at the head of the bier, and his body was buried in the Pantheon in Rome.
Why did Raphael Sanzio work for the pope?
Raphael had already produced several minor works in northern Italy so already was beginning to be recognized. When he moved to Rome in 1508 Pope Julius III, probably at the urging of architect Donato Bramante, commissioned Raphael to produce a fresco in what was intended to become the Pope's private library at the Vatican Palace. Working for the pope, especially on a major work of art, was a guarantee of becoming well known. Many artists from this period gained their fame because of work they were commissioned to do by the Vatican.
