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Original fileA man sits in three-quarter view against a wide landscape of rolling hills and a light blue sky. He wears a black cap and a dark vest with vibrant red sleeves, resting his hands on a ledge with several rings visible on his fingers. His gaze is direct and serious, capturing a sense of individual presence and social standing.
Agnolo Doni was a significant patron of the arts in Florence, commissioning works from both Raphael and Michelangelo during the peak of the Florentine Renaissance. While the portrait is secular, it represents the wealthy merchant class whose patronage supported the cultural and intellectual environment in which Neoplatonism and humanism flourished.
RAFFAELLO SANZIO DA URBINO N. 1483 - M. 1520 RITRATTO DI ANGELO DONI 61
Translation
Raphael Sanzio from Urbino. Born 1483 - Died 1520. Portrait of Agnolo Doni. 61
Object
Oil on panel
portrait
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