Five hundreds years since the death of Raphael, Sydney's Dante Alighieri society will be holding a free webinar on "The Art of Raffaello, Human Emotions and Beauty" presented by Professor Sharon Tofler.
Raffaello Sanzio died in Rome in April 1520 while he was working for Pope Leo X who, like his predecessor Julius II, had a close relationship with the artist. For Pope Julius II Raphael had painted the famous Sistine Madonna, considered "a truly rare and extraordinary work", and innovative at the time for its natural beauty .
The Zoom webinar has been successfully used by Sydney's Dante for previous events and the society's president, Fabio Carosone, says that people from Argentina, Venezuela and Ireland and other parts of Australia have joined in.
The webinar is free and will be held by Zoom on Thursday 15 October (more information below).
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