Raphael
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A leading Italian art historian attributed it to Raphael and associates before the sale
The work, previously unknown to scholars, was until now in a private ducal collection
London exhibition in 2020 includes around 30 paintings, 20 of which will come from international museums
There will be a rash of shows on the Renaissance master, the largest will be in Rome
The full-scale preparatory drawing for the Vatican’s School of Athens fresco is going back on view after a four-year restoration
Concurrent surveys in Austrian capital investigate the Old Masters' imaginative resources
Debate over attribution has marked modern scholarship on this great master, bringing nuance to the Oxford show
The work may make it possible to identify which parts of the frescoes were painted by Giulio Romano, Raphael’s most trusted apprentice
The University of Granada says it has found an authentic copy of Raphael’s Madonna of Foligno
The painting came up for sale at auction in 2007 in Vienna, where it was catalogued as being by an “imitator” of Raphael
After more than a decade, restoration of the monumental fresco cycle has finally been completed
Raphael’s Head of a Young Apostle was the centre of attention during London’s Old Master week last month
11 of the museum's works will be exhibited alongside 40 others loaned from around the world
Three new monographs show the artist is still the equal of Leonardo and Michelangelo, if not so popular
The head curator recently reattributed the works to the artist
The Prado and the Louvre collaborate for a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition
The Pope apparently insisted that the Vatican's Raphael’s Madonna di Foligno be displayed alongside Dresden’s own Raphael, painted in the same year
Papal blessing and private funder for Victoria and Albert Museum’s Sistine show
V&A will reunite Raphael’s Sistine tapestries with their cartoons for first time in 500 years
The surviving tapestries come together at the Museo Civico Palazzo del Tè from 14 March - 27 June
Rembrandt, Domenichino, Raphael and Van Dyck all on offer, but how many will remain in the UK?
Still excluded from the material was correspondence we had requested relating to the final price of £22 million
The Raphael was bought by the National Gallery for £22 million in February 2004
Fragility of panels has made museums reluctant to lend
A lottery grant of £11.5 million may not be enough to keep the painting at the National Gallery
“The Madonna of the pinks” may have been painted for a nun in Perugia
Tate and the National Gallery reverse longstanding softly, softly policy over purchases to try to retain masterpieces
Tracing the patron, rather than the artist
The California museum has bought the Duke of Northumberland’s “Madonna of the pinks” for $50 million