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Raphael, “Woman with a veil (La Donna Velata)”, painted 1516. Size: 82 by 61 cm (32 by 24 inches). Galleria Palatina, Florence, Italy.

Source: Web Gallery of Art

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Alternative names	Raffaello Santi, Raffaello de Urbino, Rafael Sanzio de Urbino, Raffael
Description	Italian painter and architect
Date of birth/death	6 April 1483	6 April 1520
Location of birth/death	Urbino	Rome
Work location	Florence, Rome, Perugia
Authority control	WorldCat

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