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"Konody: A Glimpse into the Artistic Masterpieces of Raphael and Constantin Guys" Step into a world of timeless beauty as we explore the captivating works of two extraordinary artists, Raphael and Constantin Guys. From delicate brushstrokes to intricate details, these masterpieces have stood the test of time. In Raphael's "Portrait of Raphael, " created around 1505, we witness a self-portrait that reflects his talent and introspection. The artist's gaze captures our attention, inviting us to delve deeper into his artistic mind. Moving on to "Putto with Garland, " painted by Raphael circa 1510, we are enchanted by the innocence and joy emanating from this cherubic figure. The garland delicately held in its hands symbolizes love and celebration. "The Madonna of the Tower, " crafted between 1509-1511, transports us to a divine realm where Mary cradles baby Jesus amidst an ethereal landscape. This masterpiece showcases Raphael's ability to infuse spirituality with tender maternal affection. Raphael's "The Madonna Della Sedia, " dating back to approximately 1514, presents another enchanting portrayal of Mother Mary. Here she sits gracefully on a chair while embracing her son with utmost devotion—a testament to eternal love. "The Madonna Del Gran Duca, " completed in 1505, captivates us with its serene composition. Mary gazes lovingly at baby Jesus while holding him close—an intimate moment frozen in time that exudes warmth and tenderness. Pope Julius II takes center stage in another remarkable work by Raphael from around 1512. This portrait captures the Pope's commanding presence alongside his profound intellect—a testament to both his worldly power and spiritual guidance. Shifting gears towards Constantin Guys' artistry, we encounter "Waiting Carriages. " Painted during the 19th century but showcased in 1930s Parisian exhibition catalogs (c1912), this piece captures the anticipation and elegance of a bygone era.