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'''Raphael''' was a painter who created works highly prized by the [[20th century]]. During [[World War II]], the [[priest]] [[Father (title)|Father]] [[Antonio (Treasure Trail)|Antonio]] told [[Nazi]] officers who had invaded his church in northern [[Italy]] that there was a Raphael amongst the church's collection. When they doubted him, Antonio chastised them for not being able to recognise a Raphael, indicating the artist's relative fame. Impressed, the Nazis privately considered telling [[Reich-Marshal]] [[Hermann Goering|Goering]] about their unexpected find. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Treasure Trail]]'') | '''Raphael''' was a painter who created works highly prized by the [[20th century]]. During [[World War II]], the [[priest]] [[Father (title)|Father]] [[Antonio (Treasure Trail)|Antonio]] told [[Nazi]] officers who had invaded his church in northern [[Italy]] that there was a Raphael amongst the church's collection. When they doubted him, Antonio chastised them for not being able to recognise a Raphael, indicating the artist's relative fame. Impressed, the Nazis privately considered telling [[Reich-Marshal]] [[Hermann Goering|Goering]] about their unexpected find. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Treasure Trail]]'') | ||
Revision as of 20:32, 12 February 2019
Raphael was a painter who created works highly prized by the 20th century. During World War II, the priest Father Antonio told Nazi officers who had invaded his church in northern Italy that there was a Raphael amongst the church's collection. When they doubted him, Antonio chastised them for not being able to recognise a Raphael, indicating the artist's relative fame. Impressed, the Nazis privately considered telling Reich-Marshal Goering about their unexpected find. (COMIC: Treasure Trail)
According to the Fifth Doctor, his works were a fixed point in time. (AUDIO: Fallen Angels)
