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Raphael was born in S\u00e3o Paulo state as the eldest of four siblings. At age 13 he entered the Liceu Liter\u00e1rio Portugu\u00eas (the Portuguese Literary Lyceum), where he studied academic drawing. He worked as a draughtsman for private offices and even won an award in a Standard Oil Company competition.<\/p>\n
When he was 19 years old, he started attending the studio at the museum. Of fundamental importance to Raphael\u2019s story was the presence of artist Almir Mavignier, who was then the studio\u2019s monitor and provided Raphael with affectionate support and encouragement.<\/p>\n
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The pleasure of drawing in an environment where he was treated dearly, awakened unexpected manifestations of creative force in Raphael. The quality of his drawing aroused fascination and respect \u2013 M\u00e1rio Pedrosa, Murilo Mendes, Abraham Palatnik, L\u00e9on Degand, S\u00e9rgio Milliet and others admired him and were portrayed in some of his works. <\/p>\n
He took part in several solo and group exhibitions in Brazil and abroad. <\/p>\n
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