Raphael Sanzio

 Raphael Sanzio (1483-1520)

Among the great painters of the Renaissance, Raphael Sanzio has a special place. Born in Urbino in 1483, Raphael's father was one of the most talented painters and poets of the time, Giovanni Sanzio. He is also Raphael's first art teacher. At the age of 17, he studied painting under the painter Perugino. During his stay with Perugino from 1498-1500, Raphael was able to acquire a thorough knowledge of frescoes and paintings. Thus it was Sita Perugino who had the first influence on Raphael.

He traveled with Perugino to paint the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, and his painting of the Virgin Mary is considered his first fresco. Trivia 1504 The visit to Lawrence gives Gayal the opportunity to have the company of Michael Angie and Leonardo Davant, which is a great help in improving his artistic skills.

The sweet charm, simple perfection, calmness, and tenderness of the babies in his Maria paintings took a new era. Some critics say that even Leonardo Da Vinci surpassed that style. The paintings he painted during his last years in Rome have an uneven artistic quality. Every meaning is full of rhythmic, rhythmic charm. It creates a sense of light in the viewer.

Among other notable features, the other distinctive feature of these paintings, which were painted in clear light colors, was the presentation of interesting environments for the background.

His entire works can be classified as works drawn from the city of Florence in 1504-1508 and works drawn from the Vatican City in Rome after 1508. Among the 1504-1508 works drawn from Florence are the Enthronement of Father Tannana, the Infant Jesus with the Infant St. John, and the Virgin Mary by St. John the Baptist and Barney Nicholas. Among the works painted by Raphael in 1508 AD are the Elephant School in the Staxa della Cinaura room in the Vatican City, Rome, the Sistine Mary, and the Madonna of the Fallonnon. The bust of Pope German II is considered to be the most important work. He died in the year 1520, leaving an indelible mark in the world of art.