This artist copied the temple in the background and the man with a twoÂ­tufted beard from his teacher for his own version of the Sposalizio.
Several of this artist's paintings were more or less copied by Ingres ("ANG") in his Vow of Louis XIII. Many Germans only visited the Dresden art gallery to view a painting by this artist. This artist's early works were the main model for the Nazarenes. This artist copied the temple in the background and the man with a twoÂ­tufted beard from his teacher for his own version of the Sposalizio. One of his paintings includes Saint Barbara looking down at two boredÂ­looking boy angels. This teacher of (*) Giulio Romano adopted the triangular composition of Leonardo da Vinci in many paintings. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, basic training for academic styles consisted of copying this man's paintings, a restriction opposed by artists like William Holman Hunt. For 10 points, name this artist whose influence was opposed by a namesake nineteenthÂ­century English "brotherhood" including painters like Millais and Rossetti.
Several of this artist's paintings were more or less copied by Ingres ("ANG") in his Vow of Louis XIII.
Raphael  [or  Raffaello   Sanzio  d'Urbino (accept either)]