"This is not only a truly major exhibition, but quite honestly, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Raphael in that way in the United States."
"We can witness him close up as 500 years peel away in that intimate act of contemplation and we get into his mind as he created sublime compositions."
The 'Raphael: Sublime Poetry' exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art presents over 230 works from more than 60 collections, marking a significant event for art lovers. It includes Raphael's first independent commission and notable masterpieces like 'The Alba Madonna.' The exhibition is organized chronologically, highlighting Raphael's artistic journey from Urbino to Rome. Curator Carmen Bambach emphasizes the value of Raphael's sketches, offering insight into his creative process. A unique feature includes projectors displaying his Vatican frescoes, enhancing the visitor experience.
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