Organised by the Prado in Madrid and the Louvre Museum in Paris Late Raphael, curated by Paul Joannides (Cambridge University) and Tom Henry (independent scholar) and coordinated by Miguel Falomir, Museo del Prado, and Vincent Delieuvin, Musée du Louvre, is the first major survey exhibition on Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio, 1483-1520) to combine paintings and drawings in order to focus on the last seven years of the life of the artist, who died in Rome on his 37th birthday. This was the period in his career when Raphael produced the work that would have the greatest subsequent impact on European art.
At the Museo Nacional del Prado from 12 June to 16 September, 2012.
Video on the exhibition Late Raphael with comments by Miguel Falomir, Head of the Department of Italian and French Painting at the Prado Museum.
A Crime is Afoot 