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RAPHAEL SANZIO

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Background

  • Raphael was born April 6th, 1483 in Urbino, Italy
  • He died April 6th, 1520
  • His creations were inspired by Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci
  • Learned the elements of painting from his father                           
  • He learned techniques from Pietro Perugino
Raphael was born April 6th, 1483 in Urbino, Italy He died on his 37th birthday on April 6th, 1520 many of his creations were inspired by Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci he Learned the elements of painting from his father, the local painter he learned techniques from Pietro Perugino and eventually his copies were so alike with Perugino's it was hard to tell the difference
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This is one of Raphael's most famous artworks, School of Athens.
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THESIS

  • Raphael's artwork/copies influenced modern times by
  •  making perfect copies of other artwork and his
  • artwork
RAPHEAL'S ARTWORK INFLUENCED MODERN TIMES because he made perfect copies and others saw and learned to do the same and the more perfect copies were made and his style of work progressed
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Reason #1

RAPHEAL LEARNED HOW TO MAKE PERFECT COPIES OF ARTWORK
He learned to make perfect copies leading other artists to see his work and learn how to do it too.
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"Many lesser artists have imitated him emptily, but he has been a major inspiration to great classical painters such as Annibale Carracci and Ingres" (Kren).


"Many lesser artists have imitated him emptily, but he has been a major inspiration to great classical painters such as Annibale Carracci and Ingres" (Kren). Ingres used the copying technique to make perfect portraits of people.
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"In the modern era Raphael's past conical status has counted against him and he has inevitably been compared, often unfavorably, to Leonardo and Michelangelo, whose personalities and artistic expression more readily accord with 20th-century sensibilities" (Kren).

"In the modern era Raphael's past conical status has counted against him and he has inevitably been compared, often unfavorably, to Leonardo and Michelangelo, whose personalities and artistic expression more readily accord with 20th-century sensibilities" (Kren).
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Reason #2

  • He influenced other artists with his creative 
  • artwork
Many other artists were inspired by Raphael's work to do more of their work like his

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"As painters, engravers, and architects, Giulio Romano, Gianfrancesco Penni, and Marcantonio Raimondi owed an immense debt to Raphael, but the harmonious order of his style gave way to more extreme effects, presented most powerfully in the art of the elderly Michelangelo"

"As painters, engravers, and architects, Giulio Romano, Gianfrancesco Penni, and Marcantonio Raimondi owed an immense debt to Raphael, but the harmonious order of his style gave way to more extreme effects, presented most powerfully in the art of the elderly Michelangelo"
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In conclusion, Raphael Sanzio had an impact on modern times with his copying technique and creative art introduced to other artists.

In conclusion, Raphael Sanzio had an impact on modern times with his copying technique and creative art introduced to other artists.
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Works Cited
Kren, Emil and Daniel Marx. “RAFFAELLO Sanzio.” Web Gallery of Art. Web. 18 Feb 2014.

“Raphael” Wikimedia. Wikipedia. 17 Feb 2014. Web. 23 Feb 2014.

ROWLAND, INGRID. "Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio; 1483–1520)." Europe, 1450 to
1789:Encyclopedia of the Early Modern World. Ed. Jonathan Dewald. Vol. 5. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 2004. 137-139. World History in Context. Web. 24 Feb. 2014.
“School of Athens.” The New York Crossword in Gothic. Web. 23 Feb 2014.

Stewart, Gail. People at the Center of the Renaissance. Farmington: Thomson Gale, 2006. Print.

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