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Comments: I've always loved this painting and I'm glad I bought this. It's a very large poster, but that suits me just fine. My only complaint is that it's really only a part of the original. Thus, many of my favourite ancient philosophers, who stand on the left and right of the original, are totally absent. It's still a great poster though.
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Comments: I bought this as a gift and the recipient was thrilled with this product!!
Displaying reviews 1-3 The School of Athens, c.1511 (detail)by RaphaelArt Print91 x 61 cm (without border: 77 x 50 cm) Item #: 2549124
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Product InformationThis fine art lithographic print is produce on a medium-weight cover stock paper and coated with a silken finish that protects the inks and creates an elegant look. The paper is acid-free and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, an organization that supports the growth of responsible forest management. The detailed proofing process and standarized printing plates of offset lithography ensure this print reproduction maintains vivid colors and faithfulness to the original work of art. About the ArtistItalian Renaissance artist Raphael (1483 – 1520) painted works exemplifying his era’s ideals of beauty and harmony. A child prodigy, he exceeded the talents of the leading painter in his hometown of Urbino, Italy when he was 12. Raphael was noted for his brilliant Vatican stanzas, and the Madonnas he portrayed with unprecedented human sentiments. He also masterfully utilized depth, perspective, light and shadow, which made his figures appear warm, serene and lifelike. Pope Julius II’s respect for Raphael was so profound that he had planned to make him Cardinal. © AllPosters
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