Patricia Rubin on Raphael’s ‘Madonna della Seggiola’ | Linbury Lecture | National Gallery

The annual Linbury Lecture invites world-renowned speakers working in museums, galleries or academic art history to deliver illustrated lectures exploring themes relating to the National Gallery’s history and collections.
Coinciding with 'The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Raphael', we welcomed Patricia Rubin, Emeritus Professor of Renaissance Art at the Institute of Fine Arts in New York, to deliver her lecture, ‘Happy beyond the common dream’: the uncommon celebrity of Raphael’s ‘Madonna della Seggiola’.
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Wow absolutely fantastic

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Very informative and interesting 😊

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The figure next to the Medici shield above the tapestries and frescos is by Michelangelo not Raphael. It is an early Ignudo.