Raphael was an Italian painter and architect considered to be one of the greatest artists of the High Renaissance period. Some of his most famous works include The School of Athens, The Transfiguration, and The Sistine Madonna. He was born in 1483 in Urbino, Italy and died in 1520 in Rome at the young age of 37. During his career, Raphael produced works that showed his dramatic style developing, like Resurrection of Christ, and created masterpieces during his Florentine and Roman periods for the Vatican and other important patrons.

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Raphael
“The Ultimate High Renaissance Artist”

2. Full name: Raffaello Sanzio
Third and youngest painter of
High Renaissance
Born 1483 in Urbino
Died 1520,
age 37, in Rome.

4. Resurrection of Christ
(1499–1502)
This is one of the very first
work of Raphael where it can
be said that his naturally
dramatic style of art became
apparent.

5. The crowning of the virgin
(1502–1504)

6. Florentine
Period
St. George and the
Dragon
(1505–1506)

7. Madonna of the
Pinks (1506)

8. Roman Period
Disputation of the Holy Sacrament -1509-10

9. The School of Athens (1509–1510)

10. Sistine Madonna
1513-14

11. Christ Falling on the
Way to Calvary
(1516–1517)

12. Transfiguration
1517
The Transfiguration (commissioned in
1517), an enormous altarpiece that was
unfinished at his death and completed
by his assistant Giulio Romano.
On Good Friday in 1520 (April 6)
Raphael died, after a brief illness.