Exposition of the Cartoons of Raphael

An in-depth analysis of the cartoons of Raphael, a series of tapestry designs commissioned by Pope Leo X in the early sixteenth century. Written by Richard Henry Smith, a noted art historian and author of several books on Renaissance art, this book offers a detailed study of one of the great masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance.
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