Raphael's School of Athens: The Medium and the Message
One of the most famous and influential paintings of the Renaissance, contemporary with and rivaling Michelangelo’s Sistine Ceiling, Raphael’s fresco of ancient philosophers under a vaulted hall is both a brilliant articulation of philosophical systems and a sophisticated display of fresco technique. Understanding how medium and message were intertwined in Raphael’s world will open up a window onto the culture of the High Renaissance, where artistic craft and humanist thought went hand in hand.
Featured Speakers:
- David Mayernik, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame
- Ingrid Rowland, Professor, University of Notre Dame Rome Global Gateway
Series Description
Format | Title |
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Video | Meet the Faculty Host |
Video | Who was Raphael? |
Video | Raphael the mature artist |
Video | Renaissance Rome |
Event | View the Event |
Article | Additional Resources |
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Video | Fresco painting: making a copy of a figure from the School of Athens |
Video | The process (Part 1) |
Video | The process (Part 2) |
Article | Additional Resources |
Event | View the Event |
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Video | The School of Athens: What is it saying and how does it say it? |
Video | Plato and Aristotle: Schools of Thought |
Video | Some particulars: Plato and Michelangelo |
Event | View the Event |
Article | Additional Resources |