This exhibition is one of the greatest Renaissance paintings in America, will come to Worcester for a special, focused installation. Painted at the moment when Raphael made the transition from Urbino to Florence, this work stands at the beginning of the highly influential Madonnas which secured his reputation. Raphael's work will be paired with Worcester's Northbrook Madonna, a work that came into the collection in 1940 with an attribution to Raphael that has long been discarded, but without clear consensus on what relationship the work bears to Raphael and his studio. This two-painting installation, which will also address the underdrawing of the two pictures, will explore Raphael's masterful interpretation and the spread of his early style among followers in Central Italy.
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Dates:January 24, 2015 11:00 am to September 27, 2015 05:00 pm
Address:55 Salisbury Street, Worcester, Massachusetts 01609, United States
Phone:508.799.4406
Contact:Worcester Art Museum
Website:http://www.worcesterart.org