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Possibly one of the best and detailed paintings done by Raphael, Transfiguration shows two different events going on at once. The top portion is the transfiguration of Christ and on the bottom, the Apostles are unsuccessfully trying to get rid of the demons from a boy's body. The transfigured Christ is trying to get the demons out of the boy's body. This is a great example of Humanism because there is a huge emphasize on each of the people in the crowd and how they are reacting towards the possessed boy.

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The Adoration of the Magi is a great representation of individualism as people are recognizing a woman having a child instead of worshipping god. They are worshipping her achievement in birthing a child.

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Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist

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Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist

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Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist is not only a wonderful work of art, it perfectly represents perspective. In the background the horizon and vanishing point of the buildings is seen.

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Perhaps one of Raphael's most famous painting, and one of the finest in the Renaissance, this painting accurately depicts the story of Nereid Galatea, daughter of Poseidon and her struggles in the marriage life. The Triumph Of Galatea shows classicism because there are many Greek principles shown in the form of art, including many gods and goddesses.

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The Sistine Madonna is among Raphael's best and depicts Madonna carrying the child of christ. While the two cherubs with wings at the bottom, may be the most famous part of the work, the non-humanistic work is one of the most iconic of the Renaissance.

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While Disputation of the Holy Sacrament doesn't represent the ideas of Humanism, the depiction of the gods in this work is a full arch that spreads around the Apostolic Palace.

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The Woman with the Veil, or La Donna Velata, is a portrait by Raphael. The woman appears solemn and reluctant to smile, almost like the famous Mona Lisa portrait by Michelangelo.

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This painting is one of Raphael's most famous paintings on war. Saint George and the Dragon is a painting that is from the 7th century and shows Saint George, a Roman soldier, taking down a dragon that demanded for human sacrifices. It is also a great example of Individualism because Saint George is almost acting like the hero and he is taking the enemy (dragon) down and saving everyone.

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One of Raphael's less famous works, The Marriage of the Virgin is a perfect example of how perspective was used. Behind the symmetrical doors of the cathedral far in the background, the vanishing point is seen. The horizon is also spotted in the hills and forest to the edges of the painting.

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One of Raphael's most iconic works of art, the School of Athens, is a true masterpiece. This piece is instantly recognized and among the best of the Renaissance. He shows perspective in this work if looking all the way back at the horizon and vanishing point outside of the building.