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Raphael's papal apartment frescoes embody the Renaissance ideal of open-minded holistic learning by balancing philosophy, religion, poetry, and law.
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Raphael's papal apartment frescoes embody the Renaissance ideal of open-minded holistic learning by balancing philosophy, religion, poetry, and law.
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Raphael's insertion of himself into School of Athens is read as a Dantean move: against Christian humility and self-negation, the artist re-enters the world and celebrates human curiosity.
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"...Lisa. All right. Let's look at the School of Athens by Raphael. The actual name for this painting is actually not School of Athens...."
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"All right? So that's the very ideal of the Renaissance, open -mindedness, exploration. And holistic learning. All right. So let's look at this painting...."
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"...with the earth, with all reality. All right? So this is Raphael acknowledging that there are two different realities. There's the material reality, but..."
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"...it make sense to you guys? Okay? Okay, so this is Raphael. Okay? So not only does Raphael insert himself into the picture, he..."
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"...of the arts they will patronize the individuals including da Vinci Raphael Michelangelo basically the major artists of the Renaissance okay at this time..."
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"...all the major figures of the Renaissance, okay, including Dante, and Raphael, Galileo, Boccaccio, Michelangelo, okay? The person who was born the earliest is..."
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"...it to you here. This is the School of Athens by Raphael. One of the most famous paintings in the world. You also have..."
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The Renaissance is not only money, trade, city-states, books, and paintings.
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