A Renaissance Likeness

A Renaissance LikenessA Renaissance Likeness: Art and Culture in Raphaels Julius II, by Loren Partridge and Randolph Starn, is both a focused study of one of Raphaels most compelling portraits and a wide ranging exploration of the cultural world it represents. At the center is Raphaels Portrait of Pope Julius II, today in the National Gallery, Londona likeness created during a period of intense crisis and astonishing artistic achievement in early sixteenth century Rome.

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