Portrait of a Young Man by Raphael, 1513

Portrait of a Young Man

Raphael1513Oil on panel

Called the most valuable missing painting in the world at an estimated $100 million, Raphael's portrait was looted from the Czartoryski collection in Poland during the Nazi occupation. Its location remains unknown despite decades of searching.

Color Mood

Quietly radiant. Raphael achieves the impossible — a black background that feels warm rather than cold, flesh tones that seem lit from within. The most wanted missing portrait in the world.

Stolen from Czartoryski Museum, Poland (1940s) — whereabouts unknown

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Primary Colors

The dominant colors that define the overall mood and atmosphere of the work.

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Deep Black

Background void

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Renaissance Skin

Face and hands

Secondary Colors

Supporting colors that add depth, contrast, and visual interest.

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Deep Red

Garment

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Warm Gold

Highlighted flesh

Tertiary Colors

Accent and detail colors that complete the composition.

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Dark Umber

Hair and shadow

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Cream

Collar

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Ochre

Warm accents

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