My Interpretation of Raphael's Sistine Madonna

In August 2012, this was the 500th anniversary of the birth of Raphael's great masterpiece called "Cistina Madonna" (Bleibtreu, 2013). Through many years, I discovered not all mysteries, but about this picture. My paper is about my interpretation of "Sistine Madonna", which includes several famous people views, magazine reviews and some facts about the Renaissance and era colors, including Rafael Santio It is. Interpretation In addition to my family and friends, I included the opinions of simple people in this article.

The most beautiful picture of Sistine Madonna in the Royal Gallery in Dresden, Saxony is Sistina Madonna in the Royal Gallery in Dresden, Saxony. It was drawn by Raphael as an altar of Piacenza church in Italy. It is located in the corner of the Great Palace of Art and may remain until the color disappears. This is the only picture in the room. These numbers are life-size. When entering the room, all sounds were quiet and all joy was quiet. Pope Julius II was very different from his relationship with Pope Leo X who inherited Julius II. . Julius has asked Michelangelo to express himself as much as possible, even though he was obliged to draw the Sistine Chapel due to his adaptation to humanitarian thinking. But Leo X is important for everything Michelangelo is based on. This leads to a tension and finally abandoned the project that should be completed.

Among the many Madonas drawn in the lifetime of Raphael, Sistine Madonna is most popular as it has great influence on Catholics. The reason is that the Virgin Mary is worshiped in the Catholic Church, so this picture is a place in the hearts of many people practicing Roman Catholics to some extent. Some people think that Rafael, Leonardo and Michelangelo are not that wonderful, but he has a wonderful brain and talent. His idea penetrated much of his work, but even if it is a Catholic, Sistine Madonna seems not to be his biggest art work. This is but one of many wonderful works of art that he introduced to the world. To my surprise, someone can create it with a brush, but Rafael, Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci are the great Renaissance people who have their own unique heart and extraordinary genius.

These two small angels are in Madonna, Sistina. They are often copied and are hung in the office and in the house. Until recently, however, I discovered that these two small smiling angels belong to a larger art work. These two famous little angels are part of a big oil painting on a canvas called La Madonna di San Sisto or Sistine Madonna. This is the last requested work by Rafael Madonna. When small angels can be seen alone, they are often called Raphael's angels, the little angels of Sistine and the angels of Raphael.