Raphael at the Vatican – Vernet Size:Sm: 450 x 593 px @ 72ppi | 559KB and a book to symbolize

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Raphael at the Vatican – Vernet Size:Sm: 450 x 593 px @ 72ppi | 559KB and a book to symbolizeThis painting, by the nineteenth century artist Vernet, depicts the time when Raphael, Michelangelo, and Bramante were working at the Vatican during the sixteenth century papacy of Julius II. Raphael stands speaking with a group of men from his workshop, while the peasant mother and her child, whom the artist has requested to model for him, sit on a stone slab which Michelangelo has excavated for the Pope's tomb. Raphael looks at Michelangelo, who