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 RAPHAEL AND HIS CIRCLE:
              DRAWINGS FROM WINDSOR CASTLE
              features sixty-six drawings on loan from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
              II selected from the magnificent collection of old master drawings
              and watercolors in the Royal
              Library at Windsor Castle. The drawings exemplify the principles
              of composition, types of figure drawing, and systems of workshop
              collaboration Raphael developed. These elements of his work set
              the standard for much of the next four centuries and made his famous
              large-scale compositions possible. Works by artists who influenced
              him will also be on view, along with those by Raphael's assistants
              who spread interpretations of his work throughout Italy. 
              RAPHAEL AND HIS INFLUENCE
              ACROSS THE CENTURIES complements
              the exhibition with drawings from the Getty's own collection.
 
 This RAPHAEL
              AT THE GETTY web
              site highlights selected works from the exhibitions, introduces
              the viewer to background information on Raphael and his followers,
              and provides information about related events. Scroll through the
              highlights from the exhibitions using the gold arrows at the top
              of each page.
 
       RAPHAEL
              AND HIS CIRCLE: DRAWINGS FROM WINDSOR CASTLE was
              organized by the Royal Library, Windsor Castle, in association with
              the National Gallery of Art, Washington. The exhibition is supported
              by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities. |