. Des croquis de grands peintres pour les jeunes. bie en mots le montage de nombreuses Madones ofRaphael. Ils sont si exquis, et leur charme ossi facilement l'impression qu'ils ont seulement besoin d'être vu afin être admiré et aimé. Chacun semble lovelierthan la dernière, et ils présentent tous une ofmotherhood type exalté, variant de la douce et tendre Madonnaof le Grand-duc et la Madone de la présidence d'thesublimely vierge Sixtine majestueux. À Florence, comme à Urbino, Raphaël trouvé inspira-tion de ses confrères artistes, et il a également gagné beaucoup d'fromhis brillante d'amis dont les délibérations ont appris le BIF

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. Sketches of great painters for young people. ibe in fitting words the many Madonnas ofRaphael. They are so exquisite, and their charm isso readily felt that they need only to be seen in orderto be admired and enjoyed. Each one seems lovelierthan the last, and they all present an exalted type ofmotherhood, varying from the sweet and tender Madonnaof the Grand Duke and the Madonna of the Chair to thesublimely majestic Sistine Madonna. At Florence, as at Urbino, Raphael found inspira-tion in his fellow-artists, and he also gained much fromhis brilliant friends whose learned discussions were ofinestimable value to him. For, in order to execute hislater works, he needed not only the skill and poeticimagination of an artist, but a knowledge of history andphilosophy, and an intellectual grasp only possible to amind broadly developed. While Raphael was at work on the Madonna Baldac-chino, Pope Julius II. invited him to Rome to undertakethe decoration of various parts of the Vatican. Theseworks made it necessary for him to remain in Rome. Baphael. The Madonna of the Chair. 07 68 SKETCHES OF GREAT PAINTERS. during the rest of his life. Between 1508 and 1517four rooms in the Vatican were decorated under hissupervision. For all of these works he made thedesigns, but some of them were carried out by hispupils. In Rome, Raphael gathered about him a largeband of assistants, who aided him in his colossal under-takings. Not only was he remarkable for his power tolearn and to assimilate, but he had a marvelous facultyof imbuing others with his spirit. Thus he was ableto accomplish much in a short life. It is said that ashe went about the streets, he was surrounded by hisdisciples, who hung on his words, and jostled oneanother in their eagerness to lose nothing that camefrom his lips. Thus it was that they were able to fol-low so closely in his footsteps that they could executehis designs. The decoration of the first room, called the Chamberof the Faculties, was begun in 1508, and f

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