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alexandr1967 [171]
3 years ago
8

Raphael influenced renaissance art by developing ______?

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Mumz [18]3 years ago
8 0
He developed a new style of painting
Wittaler [7]3 years ago
6 0

<u>Answer:</u>

<em>Raphael influenced renaissance art by developing Self respect</em>.

<u>Explanation:</u>

<em>Raphael was known as the genius of high Renaissance painters and was the best creator of the Renaissance. </em>Raphael affected painters up to the 1900's and he made individuals consider character when they looked at his artworks.

He painted enthusiastic, <em>for example, pity and bliss and Raphael changed the craftsmanship world.</em>

His work is respected for its clearness of structure and simplicity of arrangement and for its <em>visual accomplishment of the Neoplatonic perfect of human glory.</em>

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The boat started to sail on the Arabian Sea. As I drifted along from the mainland, I could see the lovely skyline of the Mumbai city with all the towering buildings. It was nearly an hour’s boat-ride to the Elephanta Island, in the midst of the Arabian Sea. From the dock of the Elephanta Island, it was a kilometre’s distance to reach the Elephanta Caves. There was a provision of toy-train to take us there but I have had always preferred walking. There were few restaurants, from where it was a steep climb to the Elephanta Caves. It was a tiring climb. There were many stalls selling various items along the climb. From the top, at the Elephanta Caves, I could see the Arabian Sea and the waves breaking one after another. The sculptures inside the caves were a treat for the eyes. After strolling for around an hour, I climbed down and had my lunch at one of those restaurants below, before I started sailing back to the mainland.

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