- Panel paintings: These are paintings made on wooden panels, usually poplar or oak. Raphael's panel paintings include some of his most famous works, such as the "Sistine Madonna" and the "Transfiguration."
- Fresco: This is a type of painting done on wet plaster. Raphael's frescoes can be found in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican and in the Stanza della Segnatura in the Apostolic Palace.
- Oil paintings: Raphael also painted a few oil paintings, although these are less common than his panel paintings and frescoes. His oil paintings include the "Madonna of the Goldfinch" and the "Portrait of Pope Julius II."
- Drawings: Raphael was a prolific draftsman, and his drawings are highly prized by collectors and scholars. He worked in a variety of media, including pen and ink, charcoal, and chalk, and produced a wide range of subjects, including studies for his paintings, portraits, and landscapes.