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1.
RAPHAEL
BY NICK THRASHER
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Gaël Berthon
2.
BIRTHDATE & LOCATION
Born March 28th 1483, died April 6 1520.
His early years were in Umbria, 4 years in Florence, and 12 years in Rome.
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MAJOR ACHIEVMENTS
Raphael was an Italian painter and architect.
Top artwork was Madonna,school of Athens, and the unfinished transfiguration
He died before completing his last work at age 35.
The School of Athens is famous because of the detail and depth to this
huge painting and the color is great for its time.
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Raymond Yee
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MAJOR EVENTS
He designed church of Sant' Eligio Orefici.
Also worked on basilia of St.Peters.
Both these events are very important for the renaissance,
With much more modern churches.
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RAPHAEL'S FAMOUS QUOTE
"Time is a vindictive bandit to steal the beauty of our former selve, we are left with sagging, rippled
Flesh and burning gums with empty sockets."
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Melissa Maples
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WHY
All these examples show that he believed In humanism.
Living life and not just waiting to die, he made his own life good.
He made his own legacy threw his paintings that could go on forever.
Trying to live life to the fullest is humanism I believe he did that.
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BELIEFS
Even though he was atheist he made some religious art.
He was one of the first artist to make a realistic religious painting.
He expressed his atheism by making the most realistic looking Virgin Mary painting.
He believed in hard work and he showed that in works like the School
of Athens which took over a year to finish.
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MODERNESS
Some people believe the Renaissance are still going today and he helped start them.
His art and achievements are still viewed and loved by some people today.
Some of his art has been sold for millions in auctions.
What makes his art modern is people use his techniques from paintings like
the School of Athens in new paintings.
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Werner Kunz
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Historymedren.com
Robinurton.com
Artpromote.con
Ask.com
En.wikipedia.org
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