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 Gallery, the Madonna della Sedia (1516-17), Palazzo Pitti, Florence, with many other pictures mentioned in the accompanying list of his works; designed the Cartoons (1515-16), S. Kensington Museum, London; painted a great number of portraits, decorated the Loggie of the Vatican with 48 frescos (1516-19), grotesques, and arabesques, carried out by his pupils; executed for Agostino Chigi the frescos of Galatea (1514), and History of Psyche, at the Farnesina (1517), with the assistance of Giulio Romano and Il Fattore; designed the mosaics and the statue of Jonah for the Chigi Chapel at S. M. del Popolo, the frescos of the History of Venus and Cupid (1519), and painted the Holy Family of Francis I. (1518), Louvre, Paris, the Madonna di San Sisto (1519), Dresden Gallery, and last of all the Transfiguration (1519-20), Vatican Gallery, upon which he was at work at the time of his death. If in the work of Raphael's Roman period, here enumerated but in part, that indescribable, spring-like freshness is wanting which marks those of his Florentine period, its absence is compensated by an unrivalled skill in composition, an added power of expression, an increased grandeur of style, an improvement in the use of colour, a mastery of portraiture, and a perception of ideal beauty which culminates in the Madonna di San Sisto. Nor must we, in speaking of this great painter's life-work, forget to mention the immense number of exquisite studies and designs in pen and ink, silverpoint, pencil, and chalk, which constitute by no means the least precious part of the world's inheritance from the Prince of Painters. Works in fresco: The Trinity (1505), S. Severo, Perugia; Dispute of Sacrament, School of Athens, Parnassus, Prudence, Fortitude and Temperance, Justinian, Gregory IX., Adam and Eve, Apollo and Marsyas, Judgment of Solomon, Astronomy, Theology, Philosophy, Poetry, and Jurisprudence (1508-11), Justice, Camera della Segnatura, Vatican; God appearing to Noah, Jacob's Dream, Heliodorus, Mass of Bolsena, Attila, Deliverance of St. Peter, Noah, Abraham, Joseph, Moses and Burning Bush (1511-14), Stanza d'Eliodoro, Vatican; Incendio del Borgo (1514), Oath of Leo III., Stanza dell' Incendio del Borgo, Vatican; History of Old and New Testament, commonly called Raphael's Bible (1516-19), Loggie, Vatican; Isaiah (1512), S. Agostino; Prophets and Sibyls (1513), S. M. della Pace; Triumph of Galatea (1514), History of Psyche (1517), Palazzo Farnesina, Rome.

Works in oil: Resurrection (1495-1500), Vatican, Rome; Alfani Madonna (1500), Casa Fabrizi, Terni; Solly Madonna (about 1500), Berlin Museum; Crucifixion (about 1500), Earl Dudley, London; Madonna (1502?), Berlin Museum; Connestabile Madonna (1502-3), Hermitage, St. Petersburg; Coronation of Virgin (1503), Vatican; Marriage of the Virgin (1504), Brera, Milan; Christ in the Garden (about 1504), Stanstead House, Sussex; St. George and the Dragon (1504), St. Michael (1504-5), St. John in Wilderness, Apollo and Marsyas (1504-5), Louvre; Madonna del Gran' Duca (1504-5), Palazzo Pitti, Florence; Knight's Vision (1504-5), National Gallery, London; Three Graces (1504-5), Duc d'Aumale, Chantilly; Madonna of St. Anthony of Padua (1504-5), ex-King Francis II. of Naples; Cowper Madonna (1505), Panshanger House, England; Madonna di Terranuova (1505), Diotalevi Madonna (?), Berlin Museum; Holy Family of the Palm (1506), Bridgewater House, London; Madonna di Casa Tempi (1506), Canigiani Holy Family (1506), Munich Gallery; Orleans Madonna (1506?), Château de Chantilly, France; Madonna in the Meadow (1506), Vienna Museum; Madonna del Cardellino (1506), St. John in Wilderness, Uffizi, Florence; Madonna di Ansidei (1507), National Gallery, London; Portraits of Agnolo and Maddalena Doni (1506), Palazzo Pitti, Florence; St. George and the Dragon (1506), Holy Family with Beardless Joseph (1506), Hermitage, St. Petersburg; Portrait of Raphael (1506-7), Portrait of Young Woman, Uffizi, Florence;