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This monograph explores the life and work of Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio, 1483-1520), one of the most important artists in the Western tradition. Over two hundred of Raphael's finest paintings and drawings are illustrated, including all of his most celebrated paintings, such as the Vatican stanze (1509-14) and the Sistine Madonna (1513-14). Its scope covers Raphael's entire career in remarkable depth, from his artistic beginnings in Urbino and Le Marche, to the early altarpieces and periods of study in Florence, and finally to his unprecedented success in Rome at the courts of Popes Julius II and Leo X. The illustrations are accompanied by an accessible, highly informative text by Bette Talvacchia, the distinguished Renaissance scholar. The author also explores Raphael's artistic relationships with such Renaissance masters as Leonardo and Michelangelo.

Introduction

The Myth of Raphael

1　Raphael's Artistic Heritage

　Urbino, Umbria and　the Workshop Tradition

2　The Impact of Florence

　Leonardo, Michelangelo　and the Modern Style

3　The Vatican Stanze

　Raphael Conquers Rome

4　Roman Patronage

　The Vatican Court and　Aristocratic Commissions

5　Influence and Competition

　Expansion of Skill, through　Papal Patronage

6　Raphael's Drawings

　Teehniques and　Workshop Procedure

7　Raphael and his Collaborators

　A Revolutionary Configuration　

8　The Height of Success

　History becomes the Myth

Chronology

Map

Biographies

Glossary

Bibliography

Index

Acknowledgements

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This monograph explores the life and work of Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio, 1483-1520), one of the most important artists in the Western tradition. Over two hundred of Raphael's finest paintings and drawings are illustrated, including all of his most celebrated paintings, such as the Vatican stanze (1509-14) and the Sistine Madonna (1513-14). Its scope covers Raphael's entire career in remarkable depth, from his artistic beginnings in Urbino and Le Marche, to the early altarpieces and periods of study in Florence, and finally to his unprecedented success in Rome at the courts of Popes Julius II and Leo X. The illustrations are accompanied by an accessible, highly informative text by Bette Talvacchia, the distinguished Renaissance scholar. The author also explores Raphael's artistic relationships with such Renaissance masters as Leonardo and Michelangelo.

This book is the perfect introduction to Raphael for general readers and students. In addition, the new research presented by Talvacchia will prove fascinating reading for subject specialists.