Italian Renaissance painter of the Umbrian school (1448-1523)
He taught Raphael — the best student a painter could hope for and the worst for being remembered on your own terms.
Pietro Vannucci was born somewhere between 1446 and 1452, an Umbrian who would take his name from the region. He developed a style that bridged the gap: qualities that would later crystallize into the High Renaissance, but hadn't quite arrived there yet. His most famous pupil was Raphael, which guaranteed him a footnote in history and also guaranteed that footnote would be the first thing anyone said about him. He worked through 1523, long enough to see what his student became.
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