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Profile of the Renaissance artist, who produced an impressive body of work despite dying at the age of just 37.
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[@EriBarr]

I have brother named Rafael and Michael Angelo.. so I named my son Leonardo.. I told my brothers it was up to them to name their son Donatello.. so we can have the whole crew lol

[@Popcat-m2r]

No you don’t have names liked that bro

[@EriBarr]

@@Popcat-m2r 😂 I’m serious.. I highly doubt my mom was thinking of a ‘theme’ when she named my brothers.. since one was named after my dad and the other after an uncle who passed away.. but I was definitely thinking TMNT when I named my son lol.. ok I’ll admit my brothers name is Miguel Angel.. but that’s literally Michael Angelo.. just in Spanish.. still counts

[@Popcat-m2r]

@@EriBarr kid bro your like 30 you should not be watching little baby stuff kid

[@tb543]

Did you name the dog SPLINTER?

[@CALPH88]

Tell them to just make it the middle name. 😂

[@proxy8918]

Sistine Madonna is one of my all time favorite paintings. Even though Michelangelo and Da Vinci are amazing, Raphael is my favorite of the three.

[@papagen00]

yes I prefer Raphael to those other two also.

[@ruthsmithwade7955]

Oh, yeah? Why is that?

[@papagen00]

@@ruthsmithwade7955 da vinci too weird, michelangelo over-steroid bodies.

[@ruthsmithwade7955]

@@papagen00 😆 That's hilarious, thanks so much xoxo

[@papagen00]

@@ruthsmithwade7955 not a fan of female bodybuilders either 😆

[@pooryorick831]

Can you imagine if Raphael had lived to 70? He may have eclipsed even Michaelangelo as the greatest artist in the Italian Renaissance or even in all of western art. Oh what might have been! 500 years later and I still feel robbed...

[@elizabethhestevold1340]

His dravings remarkable. Raphael's clean lines, minilized shawdows, but true in form. He was more refined on figure portraits. Than the other Greats. Amazing, Angelo could care that much of other artists talents .Or , why it mattered. Amazing how his work traveled. As some of mine has. Interesting. Magical...almost a strange spiritual journey .🇩🇰🇺🇸🗽🦅🌷🎆Thank You.🎨

[@fergaoneill5323]

A genius of a artist

[@rudy_sevenonefour]

We must protect these paintings‼️

[@latavarma6980]

WOW - Magnificent!

[@oldwoman2121]

Where's Waldemar? This narrator has a nice voice but no one tells the story like Waldemar Janusczek.

[@rarespiritwendy]

Also!

[@osborn.illustration]

I know right? That dude gets a lot of work.

[@hollywilson1524]

Amen

[@KitKatToeBeans]

Honestly I wouldn’t have even clicked on this had I known he wasn’t in it.

[@fergaoneill5323]

So young he passed away at 37 500 years later he's still famous the best painting I like he done was maddona and child

[@mixertanka2539]

Raphael and gioachino rossini were born in my area, Pesaro- urbino, two little cities in centre - north italy

[@LockportDan]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@sewolawen73]

Thanks. Hope to see Vincent part 3. But this will do nicely

[@karaamundson3964]

What an incredible artist, and what a great account...I especially admire the portrait of Pope Julius II Did he really die on Good Friday? Fascinating

[@CalixteAssiakoley3813]

Raphael est mon immense source d'inspiration pour mes grands projets plus tard en tant que peintre copiste expert et spécialiste de grandes œuvres d'art dans les grands musées.

[@gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554]

Never heard about Raphael's shipwrecked masterpiece, before(!) Beyond fascinating.

[@helga4791]

Over 50 assistants in his studio? Hell I just want someone to clean my brushes.

[@michaelbyrd7883]

Yea, right, He was Raphael after all! They probably fell all over themselves to learn and be around him.

[@ken1midjourney]

Funny

[@KeitumetseGaobuse]

Job creation😊

[@thomasnaylor2162]

A slient Master off them all.!

[@alexandervanwyk7669]

Loved it.

[@MilkoMilkovicz]

Waldemar is a legend. i miss him.

[@kimihirowatanuki8401]

why is none talking about their MASTER/TEACHER?? each of these remarkable artist of the renaissance had 'someone whom they admired', they only mention these artist were very talented but never talked more about their MASTER /TEACHER..👄❤️ guess, if there were no their MASTERS/TEACHERS, probably there will be no such masterpieces which make them being praised for so long more than decades..

[@WHhunt4]

It's a shame that so many of of the images of paintings are not taken directly from the original works but are instead poorly colored photographs. Some, such as the Norton Simon Madonna and La Muta , are especially off in color and do injustice to Raphael's reputation

[@DAVID-ui4cv]

Great!

[@huahindan]

thanks for this

[@roboblastmania3328]

Raphael became a ninja!

[@romulusbuta9318]

The genuin drawings of Rafael are....WAW ! But ,the large paintings.....you can see a lower quality of work in some parts of it ! A large workshop,with a big nomber of pupils is more then plausible ! And none of this pupils were hightly gifted; otherwise they would made their own workshops after a while....and we would heard about them as "this now master was one of Rafael's pupils in his workshop !"

[@flaviowagner2967]

Among the multi-skilled trinity of renainssance, I think I do prefer Michelangelo, although the tree are staggering !

[@epluribusunum1460]

Why are they showing that inferior etching copy of Raphael’s portrait of Bindo Altoviti as if it is a portrait of Raphael himself? I enjoyed this video very much, but not that error. Raphael’s original painting is a masterwork and should have been included here.

[@KarlaDarocas]

This documentary posts a picture that states that it's Philip the second of Spain but it's not... they've posted a portrait of Philip the 4th by mistake.

[@donnar4261]

Phillip II was dead long ago, It was Phillip IV (the man in the portrait) who bought it. So the mistake is not the picture, it's the naming

[@manuelpousa6533]

Philiph the Fourth was the king of Spain and Portugal in 1660. Philiph the Second died 62 years before! He was his grandfather

[@nicholasgregoris3958]

Did Raphael die of syphilis? A wonderful restaurant for al fresco dining in Rome's historic neighborhood of Trastevere is "Romolo." There stood "La Casa della Fornarina," the house of Raphael's lover.

[@ruthsmithwade7955]

That fact made my eyebrows raise - thanks for sharing that 🙂

[@andrewhogg3370]

Philip 11 of Spain ruled in the 16th century. He was husband of Mary Tudor of England. The picture shown is that of the 17th monarch Philip 1V who did indeed reign in the 1660s.

[@donnar4261]

16:35 "in the 1660's the painting was bought by Phillip II of Spain" ....Well, hard to believe that, because he died un 1598. It was his grandson Phillip IV who bought it

[@Divertedflight]

8:12 Yes, but that very same figure was taken from Michelangelo's ceiling.

[@melo7591]

Micheal Angelo didn’t even want to paint the Sistine chapel and recommended Rafael do it as he was more a sculpture… but the pope insisted 😅

[@barrycrump6189]

Why aren't you making certain of your videos available to viewers in the UK?

[@barrycrump6189]

@pagansforbreakfast I don't quite follow. Would you please explain?

[@donnar4261]

17:22 OMG that's Paul Dano

[@monsterlove2323]

Were these aired on PBS at one time?

[@williamnewberry6604]

💙 Amen :

[@kevenquinlan]

I like Raphael quite a bit. I don't love Davinci, though I recognise his greatness and Michelangelo is fantastic but his works took so long to produce that he doesn't have the collection of other artists. Plus, Davinci immersed himself more in study and sciences once he started being supported by the Meddici's.

[@msinvincible2000]

Michelangelo hated da Vinci and Raphael. I wonder, was there anyone he liked?

[@micpowers1136]

HImself.Sometimes.

[@diogobarata6346]

16:37 Philip IV not Philip II.

[@roboticdemondude7749]

Yeah and who would have thought the turtles were actually named after artists

[@lisakalfus4706]

Great series, but the music! Always too loud and overly dramatic. Almost spoils the experience.

[@Nighthawk799]

Where is Waldo????I can't imagine tot ransfer cartoons to fabric.

[@rmel2843]

What about the other Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, Donatello?

[@AvalonDreamz]

Eww, sounds like someone may have been a bit bitter & super jealous of Raphael's good fortune and had him taken out. That "death" sounds super sus imo.

[@dds369_]

4:11

[@slbumkim2925]

"Don't let your left hand know what your right hand is doing." This sentence is like a veteran carpenter's hand skills and a performer who plays both hand instruments, (such as piano and guitar) If the head orders- You have to divide the use of your right hand and left hand separately. It means don't do it in a symmetrical way. It means not to mix or skip each use. (including all two-handed instruments, farmers, fishermen, soldiers, tailor, hairdressers, boxers, etc.) When you work, when you eat, when you breast-feed your baby. And the structure of the sentence- writing down the thoughts in your head and reading and speaking them are not symmetrical.) Imagine you're holding a tool. First of all, the right hand- Apply force to the tool and use it at the 'right' point. But you don't use it for the 'wrong' point. and then you relax. And the left hand must point to a place where the use of the right hand is better, But if the direction is wrong, you have to fix it. The result of using both hands differently to help each other: The carpenter's work is intact. The guitarist makes a natural sound. The right hand should not apply force to 'useless place' The left hand should not be directed 'where you don't know'. ->The carpenter will make a wrong work, The performer will play "dissonance." There is no one who doesn't feel dissonance The uncomfortable chair is uncomfortable. Logical Design of Human Intelligence: The power of the right is obtained in the right place, and not in the wrong place. The left's wish is to head for a better place, but to be honest. It's 'different' and also 'together', so it is-'As one'. This 'Pureness' can be seen in your 'body' and 'mind'. You prove it yourself. Also, when there is dirt in your mind, With the "eye" of the truth that we've realized, You can see it. I also confess. I looked at the world based on materialism so, Many parts of me were against the truth. Now I can see the shape of our minds. It naturally makes sense why humans, unlike other animals, have been able to achieve the present civilization. The "selfishness" of a human being with the tools of knowledge and information It's the instinct that no one can deny. It is necessary for the life and satisfaction of individuals and families But the current society has become informative and anonymous. People don't handle inputs with their own hands on online People don't have to face the result offline. Everyone is making money and excreting their emotions without having to face each other. It's full of insensitive antisocial profit-seeking, extreme need for show-off and content addiction. The space that harms others who don't even know their faces is growing in everyone's mind. But never get me wrong. Never! It's not about stopping or not using tools. for a long time, in two pairs of axles: Right leg-left arm// left leg-right arm=X&Ypositioning We've been using tools to use both hands separately and together and help each other harmoniously. So we can develop the left and right brains respectively, We've reached our present intelligence. Whether or not our own selfishness has stepped on the line can be felt with our own minds. You can manage wisely so that day-to-day developed tools can be used in a beneficial way. If someone's selfishness is endless, we can stop it together. We can discuss how to become a better society, and the public can easily spread the moment when justice collapses. I hope you wake up. Sooner or later, due to rapid changes in the global environment, All kinds of crises can come. And for a long time, there are people in the world who follow unnatural intelligence. They have a spirit that has become symmetrical with only one axis. (like a bird) If you take after them for the survival of a few, It must be a retrogression of the intelligence and ethics that mankind has achieved. Let's always check the facts on our own to prepare for a crisis. Let's not leave our intelligence to any particular person, group, media, religion and scripture, special notions, symbols. If there are reasonable suspicions, let's take a look and develop our ability to suspect and withhold-judge with diverse knowledge and information. Let's look into both 'truth' and 'selfishness' and let the truth control the selfishness. It's not about being a strict instrument player and scolding a clumsy player. Let's not criticize and hate each other by using fundamental moral principles. Let's thank the truth and conscience are breathing in us. If people all around the world join together in ethical and intellectual forces, we can overcome the crisis and move on to the future. Please send this message to the world (regardless of the source) I emphasize again. See the "Truth" from "Self"! (not others) Thank you, everyone.

[@amandajstar]

Why does this program insist on mispronouncing the name 'Michelangelo'?

[@elviraamarilla426]

Please ,en español.

[@LicenceToFail]

Wonderful but I was hoping for Rokoko Part 3 😂🤷‍♂️ This will have to do despite its shortness 😃👌

[@michaelbyrd7883]

Artist and art history is very interesting, don't you think? For instance, Raphael, Michelangelo and Leonardo all living and painting at the same time, did not work together or hang out together as say Monet, Renoir, Degas did or Picasso, Braque and Matisse did. Instead at this time there was great rivalry and maybe some jealousy and some vitriol, especially for commissions. Although more likely then not some secret admiration, they didn't flatter one another to buyers and patrons.

[@katalinelo8011]

Probably because in the 16th century there were less people who were able to give commissions and traveling was much more expensive and time-consuming than in the early 20th century. It was a very different time and place. In the 20th century artist were not directly depending from the grace of popes, kings, princes and dukes, so the concurrency fight could be lower.

[@MySensualWorld]

Don’t like the music that sounds like it was composed to make listeners feel anxiety. Thank goodness they didn’t have such music in the renaissance!

[@nicholasgregoris3958]

Good Friday is the Day of Our Lord's Death on the Cross not His Ascension into Heaven.

[@galqnovak498]

I have The HIGH GROUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! F in the chat

[@deer563]

F

[@deniztalay2546]

Rafaello'nun askerleriyiz

[@ShawnPhillips-u7w]

Burn all magnets away

[@danhanqvist4237]

Actually, Our Lord did not ascend to Heaven on Good Friday. Then he descended into Hell. He ascended on Ascension Day.

[@mikekushner9436]

1 :40 what the F am I looking at ?????

[@StephiSensei26]

Interesting and informative, but here we are again, with highly educated people who merely comment, report and parrot what they've been taught. Their commentary is somewhat dry and lifeless, which in my opinion, doesn't do justice to the subject matter. Well, I guess it hard to get too excited, when you only have 21:30 to do it in. Imagine all this happening in Renaissance Florence / Rome and these three giants are bustling around one another, in the same streets at the same time?? Come on guys, get excited! Where's Waldemar when you need him?

[@mariadaidone1645]

Rafael died on Good Friday when Jesus died not ressurrected

[@samuelcarraway9624]

One of the commentators said Raphael died of Good Friday, the day rose from the dead. Not biblically accurate. Jesus was crucified on Good Friday.

[@ayliea3974]

Sorry but I have to correct you on this. Jesus was crucified on Good Friday. He descended into hell and then on Easter Sunday, Jesus arose from the dead. He hung out on the physical plane appearing to his disciples for 40 days. Then Jesus was ushered into the heavenly realms.

[@braveconcepts]

He wouldn't have made it in Nashville.

[@patriciamartin6756]

No he wouldn't. I am living in Nashville. This is the LEAST ARTISTIC CITY I ever lived in. I went to NOSSI COLLEGE OF ART. DOING ART IN NASHVILLE IS A WASTE. I HAD BETTER LUCK IN EUROPE

[@luciesvobodova8720]

Yes, where is Waldemar? The series has lost its punch and wit:-((((((

[@italitally2989]

Raphael loves pizza!

[@Endgame707]

Raphael was a Spaniard 🇪🇸

[@vlastaprikaska578]

I want Mr.Janusczak

[@enthusedtosing9655]

That soundtrack is a joke

[@alexithymia9337]

Considering Michelangelo's near universal acclaim for greater works in archetecture, it seems like a foolish title.

[@oggeeboggee]

Where is Waldemar?😳☹️👎🏻

[@PierreLaBaguette]

i'm sorry but this film is so lame - why so much drama all the time? it feels like 20 minutes long trailer plus the climax of film "The ultimate salvation of planet Earth and all its peoples" at the same time. such unskilled film making and narration, unable to make things interesting just based on what it talks about - the 3 geniuses of Renaissance

[@gundamboi2244]

He's cool but rude

[@richardb8220]

Architect? More like thief…stole from Perugino, Michelangelo and Donatello.

[@ottoatila2424]

No , Michaelangelo was gay.

[@julia2k8]

​@@ottoatila2424😂

[@micpowers1136]

He may have been the best out of all three when it came to variety but he was a copycat.