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Raphael died at the young age of 37 and it is widely believed that his death was a result of excessive intercourse

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I would like to know where Raphael got his inspiration from. According to Raphael, his main influence was the early works of the then late Leonardo Da Vinci.

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Raphael and Liu Wei were both very influential artists. With Raphael modernizing the old and worn out style of art during the renaissance, and Liu Wei bringing a new never before seen abstract version of modern art to China, they were both bound to go down in history as two of the most unique and influential artists of their time

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Raphael's art was a huge influence on the modernization of art in the renaissance. "He created a new style of painting that influences painting today. His most lasting impact was the Stanza della Segnatura, which were four Raphaelrooms which had a huge impact on Roman art."

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Liu Wei is a modern artist from Beijing, China. "Beijing-born Liu Wei is considered to be one of the most talented contemporary Chinese artists. In the early ‘90s, Liu Wei and Fang Lijun created an artistic style known as cynical realism. His work confronts the boredom and aimlessness in contemporary society, and transcends binaries like Eastern/Western culture. It is this smashing of boundaries, this not being tied to any one school of thought, that creates his unique style and makes him so beloved in the art world today." - Artland

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Some of his most interesting and popular works of art include, "Three Graces" "Mond Crucifixion" "The School of Athens" "Grace and the baby" And his very own self portrait.

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Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino was an italian painter. "Raphael was born on April 6, 1483, in Urbino, Italy. He became Perugino's apprentice in 1504. Living in Florence from 1504 to 1507" - Biography.