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Raphael Sanzio, one of the three great masters of the Renaissance, led a short but brilliant life, passing through the world like a dazzling meteor that vanished in an instant. He was not only an artistic master but also a beloved heartthrob. According to biographers of the time, in Rome, Raphael was so popular that whenever he appeared on the street, he would be surrounded by fans begging for his drawings. He was always good-natured and never refused, quickly sketching a few lines and giving them away.He painted as if it were effortless, his brushstrokes appearing naturally and beautifully; his work reflected a harmony, tranquility, and gentleness that seemed to come from a heavenly being. Thus, the Romans spread the rumor that Raphael, the one with the angelic name, had stolen his talent from God, calling him a thief of the divine.

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