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Awareness: Artist Spotlight #3

10/21/2018

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Raphael(Raffaelo Sanzio da Urbino) b. 1483 d. April 6, 1520

Raphael was a very skilled artist of the Renaissance, labeled a virtuoso by many art historians for his ability to copy other "Old Masters" styles meticulously and incorporate other artist's styles, ideas and compositions into his own work seemlessly. Although Michelangelo states Raphael "stole" much of his work, Raphael was a skilled artist with a talent to assimilate other artist's concepts into a beautiful masterpiece of his own.
He was already proclaimed a master at the age of 17 and it become quickly apparent that Raphael's skill rivaled that of his teacher, Perugino. Raphael moved to Florence in pursuit of seeing works by Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo. In Florence Raphael further cultivated his skill allowing him to become on of the Old Masters we know today.
Female Figure with a Tibia, and Ornamental studies(recto): Ornamental studies(verso)
Raphael
c. 1504-1508
Pen and Brown Ink
30.5x18.9cm
The J. Paul Getty Museum
Los Angles, USA
Self Portrait
Raphael
c.1504-1506
Oil on board
47.5cm x 33cm
Ulffizi Inventory
Ulffizi Italy


Aldobrandini Madonna
Raphael
c. 1509-1510
Oil on wood panel
38.9x32.9cm
National Gallery
London, UK
More information about Raphael can be found Here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gleAnyyzbgE
http://raphaelpaintings.org/
Questions:
1.How do we know Raphael's Paintings were so meticulously created?
2. Why doesn't Raphael always care that the anatomy of his figures isn't 100% accurate?
3. Who was one of Raphael;s main inspirations in his artwork, and how did hi assimilate other's works into his own?
Also I was going to go deeper into his death for this artist spotlight because I was curious why he died to young. I figured it was something medical, and that field interests me so I did a quick google search and thought I had better do this topic, but I am still going to link an article about it just because I thought it was really funny.
You have to scroll down past the giant painting of Raphael on his death bed holding a woman's hand to get to the funny part.
http://www.abc-people.com/data/rafael-santi/death_mystery.htm
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Progress: Old Master's Project

10/10/2018

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For my art class, we are creating larger "replicas" of old-master's drawings to help use better our understanding of the human figure, proportion, and to give us exposure to new media.
I am replicating a sketch by Raphael called "Female figure with a Tibia, and Ornamental Studies(recto); Ornamental Studies(verso)" and it was creating in pen and brown ink(dip pens). I started the drawing aspect of the replication process on Monday, October 8, 2018. But I didn't take update pictures until today(the 10th). I took the picture before I added anything to the drawing, and I didn't really add anything today because I was trying to figure out the medium. I have pictures of that too, but the product is less pleasing to the eye.
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