Raphael
Author:
Elizabeth Ripley
Publication:
1961 by J.B. Lippincott Company
Genre:
Biography, Non-fiction
Series:
Elizabeth Ripley Artist Biographies
Pages:
72
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There are probably few painters whose work is more universally known and loved than Raphael. His paintings in the Vatican and his many serene Madonnas are famous the world over. That he was able to crowd into a brief lifetime so much achievement is remarkable even for an Italian living in the Renaissance when artists poured out paintings and sculpture in such profusion.
As in her other biographies of famous painters, this author has brought to life her subject in clear, readable text illustrated with reproductions of the artist's own works. With Raphael we visit Urbino, Florence and Rome. We meet Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Castiglione, two great Popes—personalities who played vital roles in his life. The charm, the beauty and the gentleness that endeared Raphael to the men of his day is portrayed here along with his amazing genius.
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