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The Fine Arts Museum in Budapest
Understanding Art: Raphael
Raphael: "The Esterhazy Madonna"
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Summary: Great example of one of Raphael Sanzio's masterworks. Learn more about Raphael's paintings in the Budapest Fine Arts Museum in this free art education and travel video from a director and tour guide at the museum.
Edina Deme has a master of arts degree from József Attila University in Szeged, Hungary and a master of arts degree from Bard Graduate Center in New York. She is the director of the...read more
"This painting was made in Florence. Raphael Sanzio actually spent four years in Florence. At the time, Florence was probably the most important art center in the world. In the 15th and early 16th century there were so many artists living in Florence, who basically revolutionized art in Europe. What you can see here, this is a typical Renaissance painting, and the masterwork by someone who knew exactly how to use perspective, linear perspective I'm talking about, which was, again, discovered and first shown in Florence. And what you can see here, is the triangular composition. That is a new invention in Renaissance art."
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