Along with Perugino,____________ was an important influence on the youthful Raphael.

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Leonardo da Vinci was known for his mastery of light and shadow, which can be seen in Raphael's later works. Raphael also admired Leonardo's use of sfumato, a technique used to blend colors and create a softness in the edges of forms. While Michelangelo and Titian were also important Renaissance artists, there is no evidence to suggest they had a direct influence on Raphael during his formative years. Giorgione was a contemporary of Raphael's but there is little evidence to suggest they had direct contact or influence on each other's work.

Along with Perugino,____________ Was an Important Influence on the Youthful