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1. britishinstitutehoa.wordpress.com › wp-contentThe Life of Raphael of Urbino, - WordPress.com

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   Raphael -was greatly honoured in the city, especially by Taddeo Taddei, who always wanted him in his home and at his table, since he was a man who loved all men of talent.

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   Raphael was born at Urbino, a most important city of Italy, in 1483, on Good Fridav at three in the morning, of Giovanni de' Santi, a painter of no great merit, but of good intelligence and well able to show his son

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   Only the male gender, by extension, seemed capable of generating new inventions and creating artistically. Raphael’s hyper-sexualised persona in Vasari’s biography reflects these theories, exaggerating the artist’s sexuality to confirm his unusually potent creative abilities.

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   Giorgio Vasari, ‘Life of Raphael’, from Vasari, G. (1913) Lives of the Most Eminent Painters Sculptors and Architects (2nd edn, 1568), volume IV: Filippino Lippi to Domenico Puligo (trans.G.du C. DeVere) [Online].

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   Sons of Raphael discography and songs: Music profile for Sons of Raphael. Genres: Psychedelic Pop, Indie Rock. Albums include Full-Throated Messianic Homage.

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   Dec 26, 2019 · Raphael, 1483-1520, Art, Renaissance -- Italy -- Early works to 1800, Painters -- Italy -- Biography, Art, Italian, Art, Italian -- Early works to 1800, Painters, Art, Renaissance, Italy Publisher London : Pallas Athene Collection internetarchivebooks; printdisabled Contributor Internet Archive Language English Item Size 196761780

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   When was Raphael written?

   • Both Vasari’s “Life of Raphael” in the original volumes of 1550 and in the revised edition of 1568 are in Vasari 1997. Ludovico Dolce’s Dialogo della Pittura of 1557 analyzes Raphael’s achievements from a non-Florentine perspective (Roskill 2000).

   Raphael - Renaissance and Reformation - Oxford Bibliographies

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   What was Raphael's father's occupation?

   • Raphael's father was a minor artist who worked mainly for the court of Urbino in Umbria. He is remembered for his 23 books of chronicles on the Dukes of Urbino - valuable for their comments on the artists of his day - rather than his unremarkable paintings.

   Rapheal's influences in life and art

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   Who was Raphael Santi?

   • Raphael was born at Urbino, a most important city of Italy, in 1483, on Good Fridav at three in the morning, of Giovanni de' Santi, a painter of no great merit, but of good intelligence and well able to show his son the right way, a favour which bad fortune had not granted to himself in his youth.

   Giorgio Vasari, Life of Raphael - Columbia University

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   What did Raphael do in S Francesco?

   • In S. Francesco in the same city he also did a Marriage of the Virgin,4 which shows that Raphael was progressing in skill, refining upon the style of Pietro and surpassing it. This work contains a temple drawn in perspective, so charmingly that it is a wonder to see how he confronted the difficulties of this task.

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   Is Raphael a mortal god?

   • We may indeed say that those who possess such gifts as Raphael are not mere men, but rather mortal gods, and that those who by their works leave an honoured name among us on the roll of fame may hope to receive a fitting reward in heaven for their labours and their merits.

   Giorgio Vasari, Life of Raphael - Columbia University

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   Why is Raphael a famous painter?

   • The young Raphael painted mostly devotional panels of the Madonna and Child, whose gentle beauty and tender charm have made them among his most popular works. His magnificent frescoes in the Vatican papal apartments are the most esteemed and influential of his paintings, inspiring generations of artists from the painter’s era to our own.

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   Raphael (b. 1483–d. 1520), the son of the painter, writer, and courtier Giovanni Santi, was born at Urbino but achieved his lasting reputation in Rome. Artists, scholars, and the general public have admired his paintings for six centuries.