reference to the authority that heaven has over hell. These insights that the professor made from this painting were then used as the building blocks to French classicism especially at the Academie royale de peinture et de sculpture. Three concepts that Charles grasped from Raphael's painting include: monotone color scheme to keep things connected within the composition, having a main concept that's simple, and positioning the human form in some kind of way to create the illusion of movement. These were key in understanding French classicism during this time period. Artist Raphael's father was Giovanni Santi who was also a painter as well as a poet. Due to this fact, Raphael had certain connections with patrons throughout his career which helped his notoriety. Considered a favorite for Pope Julius II, Raphael held a celebrity status in Rome from 1509 to 1520. The artist died at the very young age of 37 due to a fever. His body was buried in the Pantheon where a huge procession gathered. Paintings done by Raphael are described as elevating the human experience to a heavenly place by creating figures that are indicative of the perfect bodies that humanity would obtain once in heaven. He had the ability to create feelings of divinity without affecting its ability to move people here on Earth. His paintings have a humble quality to them. He used aesthetics to represent men and women as refined in reference to the Bible so as to encourage believers. He kept the humanity of the character in order for the viewers to have something to relate to. His images gave the viewer a renewed faith and hope for a brighter future. This image touches on the idea of elevating ones faith by depicting an image where heaven is defeating hell which is an important concept within the Christian faith. George B. Rose praised the artist by saying, "Beauty in the context of Renaissance painting was established by Raphael and he is said to have set the standard for other artists." Even though Raphael had success, he had his differences amongst the elites of his time including Popes, cardinals, literati, and dukes. According to the art historian Giorgio Vasari, Raphael was an artist that had created his own style of painting by learning from previous masters and applying it to his works. Raphael was born in the city of Urbino in the year 1483.