The Lady with the Unicorn, Raphael (1505-1506)
Coloring created from La Dame à la licorne (1505-1506), by Raphaël (1483 - 1520).
This work is a youthful portrait by Raphael, emblematic of the Italian Renaissance.
The unicorn, symbol of purity and virtue, replaces an initial iconography revealed by restorations (dog, then modified attributes).
The work is distinguished by its soft modeling, balanced composition and the obvious influence of Leonardo da Vinci in the treatment of the face and hands.
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