A deep dive into two London shows bringing together key works of the movement, and a spectacular series of tapestries depicting the Battle of Pavia on view in San Francisco

Rediscovered work is a preparatory study for the Battle of the Milvian Bridge fresco displayed in the Vatican’s papal apartments

The so-called de Brécy Tondo has in the past been assumed to be a Victorian copy

Struggling for Christmas gifts? Take a look at the publications we enjoyed over the past year—from an exploration of art and motherhood to an interrogation of the culture wars

The Columbus Museum of Art’s exhibition of the six historic Dresden tapestries belatedly commemorates the 500th anniversary of the Italian master’s death

All you ever wanted to know about Raphael, from a page-turner monograph to a tome of his “irresistible” drawings—selected by the art historian David Ekserdjian

Plus, the exhibition Afro-Atlantic Histories opens in Washington and Raphael's late self-portrait at London's National Gallery

Delayed anniversary show of the Old Master at London's National Gallery will take things back to basics, allowing visitors to see the artist’s genius afresh

As the war in Ukraine continues, international loans of artworks between Russia and the West are being halted

Presenting beauty without the schmaltz is a challenge worth undertaking, as the delayed Raphael show at London's National Gallery will demonstrate

The London museum’s newly refurbished Raphael Court plays host to a “visual album” of classical pieces on film

The restorer expertly honoured the "oneness of a work of art" and always balanced its historical and aesthetic qualities

A survey of books published on the artist's quincentenary shows that attention has shifted to his Roman period and tapestry designs

High-resolution images of Renaissance treasures go online, revealing the tiniest details of Raphael’s creative process

From the saga over a controversially delayed Philip Guston show to an under appreciated female Old Master whose big moment never came

A grant of over $100,000 has been given from the US to St Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum for the maintenance of three 16th-century school of Raphael works

New 3D imagery reveals secrets of the Renaissance masterpieces as space reopens in time for 500th anniversary of Old Master's death

The stimulating show in Rome tells the life story of one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance—but in reverse

The museum is expected to reopen in July or August

Plus, the renaissance of mail art. Produced in association with Christie's

Securing the loan extensions was “really easy” says director of the Scuderie del Quirinale

Delicate negotiations with lenders are under way to postpone major European shows of Raphael, Artemisia Gentileschi and Christo

Video is part of Italy's "Culture never stops!" initiative providing online access to cultural and heritage sites

The Art Newspaper's founder-editor Anna Somers Cocks on the impact of Covid-19 on Turin, where she is in lockdown

An emergency decree means that all museums in the country are on lock down until 3 April

Survey at the Scuderie del Quirinale is jointly organised by the Uffizi in Florence and will focus on the Renaissance master's crucial Roman period

The committee had advised against moving Raphael’s portrait of Pope Leo X; the museum loaned it to Rome’s Scuderie del Quirinale regardless

The Vatican Museums celebrate Raphael’s 500th anniversary by hanging his tapestries in the Sistine Chapel for which they were created

The authors explain who Tommaso Inghirami was and how the first painting by Raphael came to the US

A leading Italian art historian attributed it to Raphael and associates before the sale