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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf22ioI-O-Y

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/11jKpIiFnGsZVcdFAuCfwg95Jy0F5taetNzk1sfRYhlo/edit?usp=sharing

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Raphael influenced the world with his skills as one of the best artists of all time. He helped to create one of the largest artistic periods in history. He also helped to bring back many classical techniques as well as a technique call Humansim. He introduced coloring, moderation, proportion, and variation. The techniques he used were seen in other artists work for generations.  (Livingston and Alexander-Skipnes)

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One of his most famous works of art was called the City of Athens. It was painted between 1509-1511. It was an intricate piece which showed a scene of several Greek philosophers including Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. It is a very good example of how Renissance artists used classic techniques. (School of Athens and Raphael Brittanca Academic).

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One of his earliest paintings was called Marrage of the Virgin. He demonstrated may techniques such as perspective using a temple, posture, variety of colors, expression and organization. (Livingston).

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At the age of 25, he was invited to Rome by Pope Julius II. He was tasked with painting scenes in rooms and he did so well, Julius fired other artists with the intent of having Raphael take their places. The final product was considered to be one of the best pieces he ever created. He worked for the next Pope, Leo X as well as other patrons.

(Raphael World History)

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He first got recognition through his church paintings, commissioned portraits, and portraits of saints. (Raphael World History and Raphael Brittanca Academic).

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At 16, he was sent to study in Perugia seeking an apprenticeship. At 20, he went to Siena and then Florence to study with the best artists in those cities. He learned by using, but not copying other artists’ techniques. Because he did not use his own techniques, he was often critizized because of this.

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Raphael was the son of a very successful artist and his father died when he was 11. Urbino, the city where Raphael was born was a beacon for the arts. This caused him to grow up around the rich and successful.

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Raphael Sanzio was born on April 6, 1483 in Urbino, Italy. Raphael died at the age of 37 on April 6, 1520 of a fever.  Raphael's funeral took place at the Pantheon in Rome. (Raphael World History).