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Hall of Constantine
The Hall of Constantine tells the emperor’s story across its walls. It is a key Raphael Rooms stop for seeing the difference between Raphael’s designs and the workshop painting completed after his death.
Why go
The room’s large historical scenes form a single decorative programme devoted to Constantine. Raphael helped plan it, but much of the execution belongs to his workshop. That distinction gives you something concrete to look for while moving through the suite: the room is part of Raphael’s project without being simply a room he painted alone.
What to look for
Wall scenes draw on episodes from Constantine’s life.
Raphael’s workshop completed much of the decoration after his death.
Useful to know
Compare this room’s scale and subject with the adjoining Raphael Rooms.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 5–10 min
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