How was raphael influenced by michelangelo and leonardo da vinci, and what set him apart from them and others from their time?

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Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo did influence Raphael. Da Vinci influenced Raphael since the very beginning of his career. Raphael visited Florence at the beginning of the 1600s with the purpose of admiring and study the works of Da Vinci. Raphael could study the work of Da Vinci when Leonardo was painting the Gioconda.

Raphael also admired Michelangelo and was influenced by him by the way he painted. Raphael visited Rome when Michelangelo was working in the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. But Michelangelo was a bit jealous of Raphael because he seemed to be the favorite of Pope Leo X.

Raphael set apart from Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci for his drawings. Historians and modern artists profesors admire Raphael and separate him from the other to artists because of his expressive drawings, considered very eloquent and a truly magnificent example of his work.

Those three artists belonged to the High Renaissance period.  

Raphael got influenced and motivated by the artistic work of Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci. However, he got apart from them due to the difference in his drawings.

When He was in the early phase of his career he got inspired by the work of Leonardo Da Vinci while studying the painting of Gioconda. Therefore, Raphael got interested in the architecture and archaeology work of Leonardo Da Vinci.

On the other hand, Raphael was also impressed with the work of Michelangelo, that is the Sistine Chapel ceiling design.  He thought Michelangelo was an innovative artist who creates an in-depth meaning in his compositions.

However, Raphael maintained his uniqueness in his artists’ styles, which made were expensive. thus, historians separated his magnificent work from others.

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