The School of Athens

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The School of Athens is a renowned High Renaissance fresco by Raphael that depicts an idealized gathering of ancient Greek philosophers and scholars in a grand architectural setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf High Renaissance artwork
fresco
painting
artist Raphael
artStyle Renaissance classicism
commissionedBy Pope Julius II
completionDate 1511
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Raphael
depicts Aristotle
Diogenes
linked to: Diogenes of Sinope

Euclid
Heraclitus
Plato
Ptolemy
linked to: Claudius Ptolemaeus

Pythagoras
Socrates
Zoroaster
ancient Greek philosophers
idealized gathering of thinkers
intellectual discourse
philosophy
scholars
genre history painting
hasPart architectural background
central group of Plato and Aristotle
foreground groups of figures
inception 1509
influencedBy ancient Greek philosophy
classical antiquity
languageOfTitle English
locatedIn Vatican City
location Apostolic Palace
materialUsed pigments
plaster
medium fresco
movement High Renaissance
notableWorkOf Raphael
oppositeWork La Disputa
originalTitle Scuola di Atene
originalTitleLanguage Italian
partOf Stanza della Segnatura
partOfSeries frescoes in the Stanza della Segnatura
period Italian Renaissance
linked to: Renaissance
setting grand architectural interior
subject philosophy
usesPerspective linear perspective
one-point perspective

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Raphael notableWork The School of Athens
Vatican Museums notableWork The School of Athens
Western canon of art includesWork The School of Athens
High Renaissance hasNotableWork The School of Athens
The School of Athens originalTitle Scuola di Atene
linked to: The School of Athens
Raphael Rooms containsWork The School of Athens
The Apotheosis of Homer inspiredBy Raphael's The School of Athens
linked to: The School of Athens
Italian Renaissance painting hasNotableWork The School of Athens