He was extremely successful.
He was called to Rome by the pope to paint murals in a suite of rooms in the Vatican. Most famous of those is the School of Athens.
He also made the Cartoons for tapestries to adorn the lower part of the walls of the Sistine Chapel.
The pope made him architect of St Peter's after the death of Bramante.
In 1515 he was given powers as "Prefect" over all antiquities unearthed within the city, or a mile outside.
Raphael lived and worked during the (Italian) High Renaissance.
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino and Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni were oth Italian artists during the Renaissance period .
Yes he did. People are sometimes afraid that an artistic genius will go unrecognized, but the truth is that 99.5% of all great artists and painters were already highly regarded during their lifetime.
Raphael was an Italian painter during the high renaissance.
Simply that Raphael lived during the Renaissance.
Reasonably so. He died quite well off, and was respected as a playwright at least by others in the theatre community.
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In most of the big museums in Western Europe, also a fine collection in the National Gallery of Washington DC. More details in the web link to art Cyclopedia. Several works in the Uffizi and Pitti Palace in Florence. A couple in the National Gallery, London. His last work in the Vatican Museum. Probably also some in other American Museums than Nat Gall Washington DC.