Raphael (artist)

Raphael's primary art teachers were Pietro Perugino and Leonardo da Vinci. Under Perugino, he developed his skills in composition and use of color. Later, Raphael was influenced by Leonardo's techniques, particularly in the depiction of figures and spatial depth. These influences helped shape his distinctive style, blending clarity with emotional depth in his works.

Their art was more real life looking with shading and 3D affects

Because the Farnese family commissioned him to.

His complex compositions seem natural to the eye and effortless rendered

He was apprenticed to Perugino in Florence.

High renaissance

Raphael Sanzio was publicly engages to Maria Bibbiena, but evidence suggests he did not marry her but Margherita Luti. Margherita Luti was the daughter of a Sienese baker.

old renaissance clothes

from before

Very old clothes

While preforming, the actors usually wore normal clothes from the time period, because costumes were too expensive. occasionally things were added or changed, but this was actually pretty rare.

BLUE!! Another answer: Nobody really knows, in Michelangelo's work you cannot see prevalence of one color over others.

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.

http://www.khm.at/homeE/homeE.html

'The School of Athens' in the Vatican.

Raphael did not have any children and supposedly was not married, but new research shows that he was probably secretly married to his supposed mistress.

He had a father and a mother, but when Raphael turned eight his mother died. His fater remarried but died four years later and Raphael became an orphan but live with his uncle

NHL player Raphael Diaz weighs 197 pounds.

U get two answers but no conclusions. Raphael Santi, Sanzio, da Urbino, Madalena Sforza painted two types of paintings; frescos and oil paintings. Tempera paint is also mentioned in the internet descriptions of he/r paintings. The paints, pigments, Raphael used are discussed in the National Gallery, London Technical Bullitin, Volume 25, 2004 www.nationalgallery.org.uk/pub/exhibitions/tb25_raphael.pdf Surprisingly, we have no list of paints the most famous painter of all times used in he/r paintings. Our best and most logical source of painting techniques Raphael might have used is ... http://wiki.answers.com/Q/index.htm - Cennino D' Andrea Cennini. The Craftsman's Handbook. The Italian "Il Libro dell' Arte." Translated by Daniel V. Thompson, Jr. New York: Dover Publications, Inc. 1933, by Yale University Press.http://www.noteaccess.com/Texts/Cennini/Contents.htm You get no conclusions because over the centuries many of Raphael's paintings from the sixteenth century have been restored, repainted and covered up (La Disputa, block house, right). You will get an idea of that argument here ... http://aic.stanford.edu/jaic/articles/jaic23-02-001.html and my argument her/e ... http://www.wga.hu/html/p/perugino/saints/maddalen.html and he/re ??? http://www.wga.hu/html/r/raphael/2firenze/1/22grandu.html

she says the "b" word, and "disco stick", which is suggestive

school of Athens is a fresco done by Raphael. He placed himself in it (back upper right corner) as well as Leonardo da Vinci, in the center (the guy with the white beard) and Michelangelo (the guy sitting down, with a pensive look on his face).

His father was Giovanni Santi, a painter. His mother's name was Magia.

Raphael Sanzio (1483-1520) well known for his numerous Madonna and Child paintings was an Italian painter and architect. Other well known works are 'The School of Athens', 'Saint George and the Dragon', 'The Coronation of the Virgin', and 'The Three Graces' are just a few. The link below provides a complete list of his works.

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why was raphael a genius because he was good at stuff

Raphael, like Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, is one of the most famous artists of Italy's High Renaissance and one of the greatest influences in the history of Western art. Immensely talented, he first studied with his father and then as an assistant to the great master Pietro Vannucci, known as Perugino. Raphael (also known as Raffaello Sanzio) worked in Florence (1504) and earned a reputation as a productive and much-admired painter before going to Rome sometime after 1508. In Rome he was commissioned by Pope Julius II to create the large-scale fresco The School of Athens, as well as other decorative work at the Vatican. Raphael also took over as architect of St. Peter's after the death of Donato Bramante (1514), contributed ten tapestries to the Sistine Chapel and painted some of the most prized and reproduced holy pictures of the era, including The Sistine Madonna and Transfiguration. His work is often cited for its harmony and balance of composition, and his early death (on his 37th birthday) is considered by many experts to be one of the great tragedies of art history.

His complex compositions seem natural to the eye and effortlessly rendered.