Raffaelo Di Giovanni Santi Collection
Raffaello di Giovanni Santi, commonly known as Raphael, was a renowned Italian painter and architect of the High Renaissance period
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Raffaello di Giovanni Santi, commonly known as Raphael, was a renowned Italian painter and architect of the High Renaissance period. His works showcased his exceptional talent and mastery in capturing human emotions and beauty. One of his notable creations is "The Olympian gods at the marriage feast of Cupid and Psyche, " which depicts a grand celebration among the gods. This masterpiece, recreated by the Master of the Die in 1530-35, showcases Raphael's influence on other artists. Another famous artwork inspired by Raphael is "The Three Graces sitting on clouds. " Created by Marcantonio Raimondi around 1517-20, this piece beautifully portrays three graceful figures surrounded by cupid. It reflects Raphael's ability to depict elegance and harmony. In "Jupiter embracing Cupid, " also created by Marcantonio Raimondi around 1517-20, we witness Jupiter showing affection towards Cupid. This print replicates one of Raphael's frescoes found in the Chigi Gallery of Villa Farnesina. "The Sistine Madonna" is another remarkable creation influenced by Raphael. Painted by Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Müller, it captures the iconic image of Mary holding baby Jesus with angels surrounding them. This painting pays homage to Raphael's original work displayed in Dresden. Gerard Edelinck's "Holy Family of Jesus Christ" showcases his admiration for Raphael's style through its composition depicting Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus. The delicate details highlight Edelinck's skill as an engraver. Oberkampf Manufactory produced a stunning panel called "Furnishing Fabric" in France during 1795/99 that features intricate designs reminiscent of motifs seen in some of Raphael's works. The craftsmanship demonstrates how artists drew inspiration from him even centuries later. A portrait titled "Portrait of a Gentleman, " painted between 1530-50 directly attributed to Raphael himself displays his ability to capture the essence and personality of his subjects.