Raffael Collection
Raffael, also known as Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, was a renowned Italian artist during the Renaissance period
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Raffael, also known as Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, was a renowned Italian artist during the Renaissance period. His works are celebrated for their exquisite detail and masterful technique. One of his most famous pieces is "The School of Athens, " a fresco located in the Stanza della Segnatura. Painted around 1510-1511, it depicts an array of philosophers and scholars engaged in intellectual discourse. Another notable artwork by Raffael is "Portrait of a Young Woman" (La Muta), created circa 1507. This captivating portrait showcases his ability to capture the essence and beauty of his subjects with great precision. In "Disputation of the Holy Sacrament" (La disputa del sacramento), completed between 1509-1510, Raffael explores religious themes through a dynamic composition that portrays various figures engaging in theological debate. His talent extended beyond painting as seen in his meticulous studies such as "Head of an Angel. " Created using pencil on paper, this piece demonstrates Raffael's attention to anatomical details and delicate shading techniques. Raffael's versatility can be observed in different mediums like metalpoint on grey prepared surface used for the creation of "Allegory of Grammatica. " This work exemplifies his skillful use of lines to convey depth and texture. Furthermore, he showcased his proficiency in pen & ink on paper with pieces like "Neoptolemus taking Andromache into captivity after the Fall of Troy. " These intricate illustrations reveal Raffael's ability to depict dramatic scenes with emotional intensity. Amongst his many sketches is "Head and hand study, " executed between 1518-20 using pencil on paper. It highlights Raffael's dedication to honing his craft through constant practice and observation.