Reconsidering Raphael

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Yvonne Elet, Sheryl E. Reiss, Linda Wolk-Simon (eds). Pages: 412 p.Illustrations:16 b/w, 220 col., 3 musical examples. Language(s):English, Italian. Publication Year:2026. Brepols. ISBN: 978-2-503-60427-5. Hardback - Summary One of the most brilliant and consequential artists in the western tradition, Raphael (1483–1520) was extolled during his lifetime as "prince of painters." This indelible characterization, though fitting, has long obscured his considerable achievements in other arenas. Raphael was not solely a painter, but a creative impresario, active in many media and fields of endeavor: architect, urbanist, archaeologist-antiquarian, designer of sculpture, silver, prints, tapestries, and even of landscape. In recent decades, a richer understanding of his myriad undertakings has taken form: one that reckons not only with Raphael’s activity as a draftsman and as a designer in an array of media, but also considers his productive collaborations with other artists, and his meaningful interactions with patrons, advisors, humanists, literati, admirers, and friends. Yet scholarship has been slow to digest how his projects across categories related to one another, and lingering vestiges of the mythic Raphael enshrined by devotees of past centuries still color our understanding. Posing fresh questions that move beyond familiar lines of inquiry, this volume considers major themes in Raphael’s life and work that are still little understood: the nature and profile of his workshop, his inventiveness as a designer across many media, and his depictions of, and relations with, women and the significant roles they played as patrons, collectors, and viewers. Drawing on multiple approaches—including conservation and technical art history—Reconsidering Raphael explores these and other elements of his astonishingly inventive, diverse, and influential body of work, recasting Raphael not as the quintessential "old master," but as a daring and bold innovator who in many ways anticipated the modern. TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgments Introduction Yvonne Elet, Sheryl E. Reiss, and Linda Wolk-Simon Part I: Prismatic Approaches All in the Familia: Raphael’s Workshop and the Business of Art Linda Wolk-Simon Raphael, Female Patrons, and Gendered Reception: From the Sixteenth Century to the Twentieth Sheryl E. Reiss Raphael’s Activity as Urban Planner Hubertus Günther Raphael, Landscape Architect Yvonne Elet Raphael and the Material Turn: A Technical Historiography, 1970 to the Present Tiffany Lynn Hunt Part II: Projects, People, and Practices Sappho in the Segnatura: Poetic Networks and the Lyric Subject in Raphael’s Parnassus Kim Butler Wingfield Raphael, Leo X, and Music: The Vatican Stanze and Other Spaces as Venues for Musical Performances Anthony M. Cummings Raphael’s Tapestries for the Sistine Chapel and the Renaissance of Early Christian Rome Tracy Cosgriff Raphael’s Late Color Style and His Interaction with Sebastiano del Piombo Marcia B. Hall Sex Shop: Raphael and the Erotics of Prints Madeleine C. Viljoen Raffaello legge Vitruvio Francesco Paolo Di Teodoro "Queste cose minute vogliono tempo": New Evidence for Raphael, the "arti minori," and France from the Correspondence of Baldassare Turini da Pescia (1518) Eva Trizzullo Woven Medici Riddles and the Rhetoric of a New Golden Age: The Giochi di Putti Tapestries of Leo X in the Sala di Costantino Konstantinos Gravanis Part III: Afterlife Canonization and Its Consequences Nicholas Penny List of Illustrations and Credits Abbreviations Bibliography Index.…

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