What was Raphael's contributions?

Answer 1

He was an Italian High Renaissance painter. He painted, portraits and religious subjects. His mural paintings in the Vatican (in the Stanze) are especially famous.

He also made prints and some architectural projects (never finished).

Click link below for a list of his works!

Answer 2

Some of his accomplishments were the School of Athensbecause raphael put many great philosophers like Plato and Aristotle. Also the Sistine Madonna had almost or more of the popularity than The Mona Lisa

Answer 2:

Apart from the two well-known works mentioned above you will 97 works illustrated if you click the link below.

Answer 3

Raphael (1483-1520) was a leading Italian Renaissance painter, and is now considered one of the most famous painters in art history. Among his most famous art paintings are:

Madonna of the Meadow at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

Philosophy (School of Athens) and The Transfiguration in the Vatican.

The Alba Madonna and the Small Cowper Madonna in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

Answer 4

Raphael was an artist and architect during the period known as the High Renaissance. During this time, he was most well known for his frescoes. In the Palace of the Vatican, there are four Stanze di Raffaello (Raphael's rooms) that are full of these frescoes; the most famous is The School of Athens.

Raphael was also known for his paintings of the Madonna. Perhaps most famous of these oil paintings is the Sistine Madonna. He also painted a number of portraits, such as his Portrait of Pope Julius II. Later in his life, he collaborated with other artists in printmaking.

He died rather young (age 37), but his body of work was very large and very beautiful.

Answer 5

He made perfectly balanced and beautiful pictures, using the advancements made by for instance Leonardo and Michelangelo.

Answer 6

About 100 paintings of the utmost beauty.