All exhibitions and events involving Raffaello Sanzio
From Sept. 22 to Nov. 17, 2024, the rooms housing the permanent collection of the Pesaro Civic Museums in Palazzo Mosca are hosting the exhibition CAPITAL OF DRAWING. Raphael, Barocci, Cantarini, Lazzarini from the Oliveriana Library for Pesaro 2024,...
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The largest exhibition of Italian Renaissance drawings ever held in the United Kingdom will be staged in London this fall: it will run from November 1, 2024 to March 9, 2025 at the King's Gallery in Buckingham Palace. Drawing the Italian Renaissance,...
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An important drawing by Raphael (Urbino, 1483 - Rome, 1520) has been found: it is a study for the scene of the Battle of Ponte Milvio painted in the Vatican Stanze, specifically in the Hall of Constantine. It will be auctioned Oct. 25 by Dorotheum, w...
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The Madonna of the Baldacchino, a great work by Raphael Sanzio (Urbino, 1483 - Rome, 1520) that can be counted among the fundamental works of the mature Renaissance, temporarily leaves the Palatine Gallery of Palazzo Pitti in Florence and returns, fr...
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The anniversary of the death of Raphael, who disappeared on April 6, 1520, coincides with another anniversary: the passing of the pope's very rich banker, the Sienese Agostino Chigi, on April 11, 1520, only five days after the Urbino master. As is we...
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Raphael Sanzio was not born a painter and then became an architect, but he was an architect from the very beginning of his activity as an artist. This is what Raphael intends to demonstrate. Born an Architect, the exhibition proposed by the Palladio ...
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Everyone knows about the painter Raphael, but how many know that he was also a great architect, one of the most influential of the entire Renaissance? That is what Raphael intends to reveal. Born an Architect, the exhibition curated by Guido Beltrami...
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The Madonna del Baldacchino, Raphael's unfinished masterpiece, will return to Pescia Cathedral, where it was originally located, from April 29 to July 30, 2023. The Uffizi, the museum that now preserves Raphael Sanzio 's important altarpiece (in fact...
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