Raffaello Sanzio; or Raphael; together with Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci; forms the traditional trinity of great masters of Renaissance. He was one of the finest masters of drawing in the history of art. The completing of a huge number of studies in a diversity of techniques was Raphaels typical practice. He first made rapid sketches; and then polished them for transfer. The number of his existing drawings is over 400; but this is only a small part of the amount he produced. There was a diversity of media and techniques in his time; and he explored all of them. Raphael acquired ability in the use of silverpoint; in which the metal tip of a stylus is worked on a prepared ground applied to the paper. He first used pen and ink broadly after 1505. Most Raphael drawings are to a certain extent precisemdash;even initial sketches with naked outline figures are carefully drawn. His drawings may be lack the freedom and energy of Leonardos and Michelangelos sketches; but are visually almost perfect.
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