How Raphael became a titan of the Italian Renaissance alongside Leonardo and Michelangelo
In short: Explore the life and work of Raphael in this overview of the first comprehensive exhibition of his art in the United States. Discover how he evolved from his beginnings in Urbino to become a master rivaling the greatest artists of his time.
This exhibition at The Met gathers over 170 masterpieces, including drawings, paintings, and tapestries, to trace Raphael’s artistic journey. The collection highlights his early years in Urbino, his formative period in Florence, and his final decade of intense productivity at the papal court in Rome.
By examining these works, viewers gain insight into the creative process that allowed Raphael to emerge as a peer to giants like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. The exhibition serves as a definitive look at his career trajectory and the brilliance of his artistic output.
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