Publisher's Synopsis
Sopra Una Madonna Di Raffaello D'urbino A Lui Negata Dal Passavant E Da Altri Storici is a critical and aesthetic examination of a Madonna attributed to Raphael, the celebrated Renaissance artist. David Farabulini's work delves into the ongoing debates surrounding the painting's authenticity, specifically addressing claims made by the historian Passavant and others. This "Ragionamento Critico Estetico" continues the "Nuovi Studi Su Raffaello," offering fresh insights into the artistic and historical context of the work. The book provides a detailed analysis for art enthusiasts and scholars interested in Renaissance art, attribution studies, and the legacy of Raphael.
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