His portrait of his son, the divine Raffaele 218 1483. Apr. 6. Birth of Raffaele Sanzio of Urbino, surnamed "the Divine" 220 Notice of his biographers 220 His appearance happily timed 221 First pictorial influences on his mind 222 1495. He goes to the school of Perugino 223 1500-1504. His earliest independent works at Città di Castello 225 " " Returns to paint at Perugia 226 " " Visits Siena and Florence 226 " " Returns to paint at Urbino 227 " " His second visit to Florence 227 " " With a recommendation from Joanna della Rovere 228 1504-1505. His works, patrons, and associates there 228 1505-1507. Again painting at Perugia 230 1505-1507. His intercourse with Francia 231 1503-1508. And with the polished court of Urbino 231 " " Works commissioned of him there 232 " " His recently discovered fresco at Florence 234 CHAPTER XXIX 1508. He is called to Rome by Julius II. 235 " And employed to paint in the Stanze 236 1508-1513. His plan for the frescoes there detailed and examined 236 1513. Feb. 21. Death of Julius II. 239 1513-1520. Raffaele's powers overtaxed 240 " " He gradually falls into "the new manner" 241 " " The charge against him of a vicious life unfounded 241 " " Question how far he imitated others 242 " " Especially Michael Angelo 243 " " No parallel between them 244 " " His diminished intercourse with Urbino 246 1520. Apr. 6. His sudden death and funeral 247 " His intended marriage and cardinal's hat 249 " His varied gifts 250 " Testimonies to his merits 250 " His sense of beauty 251 " Purity of his taste 252 CHAPTER XXX 1470-1523. Timoteo Viti 254 His picture of questioned orthodoxy 256 1444-1514. Donato Bramante 259