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Raphael's Expansion Of The Last Supper

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Italian Renaissance artist, Raphael, painted the School of Athens between 1509 and 1511. This painting is a fresco in the Room of the Signatures in Rome, Italy. In 1573, Italian painter, Paolo Veronese, painted Christ in the House of Levi. This oil painting was expansion of the Last Supper and is located in Venice, Italy. These two works of art have reflected the environments of Rome and Venice.
Raphael’s School of Athens is painted in a one point perspective. This causes our focus to appear on the two central figures of the scene, Plato and Aristotle. The architecture in the painting is depicted in a classical roman style; there are high and round arches, which help to create Plato and Aristotle as the focus point. There are also two sculptures

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