In the Italian Journey, Goethe described seeing this painting and wrote this artwork's creator "was like Nature" in that he was "always right.
In the Italian Journey, Goethe described seeing this painting and wrote this artwork's creator "was like Nature" in that he was "always right." Most scholars believe that the two figures on the upper left of this painting are Saints Justus and Pastor, two child martyrs. Along with Sebastiano del Piombo's The Raising of Lazarus, this painting was supposed to function as an altarpiece for Narbonne Cathedral. Its artist died on Good Friday before he could complete this painting, which led some scholars to argue that his students Giulio Romano and Gianfrancesco Penni completed it. The bottom right of this painting depicts the moment before Jesus heals an epileptic boy. Its central figure is depicted floating with the prophets Moses and Elijah on Mt. Tabor. For 10points, name this large Raphael painting that depicts a miracle in which Jesus becomes radiant. 
In the Italian Journey, Goethe described seeing this painting and wrote this artwork's creator "was like Nature" in that he was "always right.
The Transfiguration of Christ