This artist included a giraffe in a fresco which he made for the Medici Villa at Poggia a Caiano called The Triumph of Caesar, which was finished by his fellow Florentine artist Alessandro Allori.
This artist included a giraffe in a fresco which he made for the Medici Villa at Poggia a Caiano called The Triumph of Caesar, which was finished by his fellow Florentine artist Alessandro Allori. A man with well-defined buttocks drops a severed head in one of this artist's grisaille frescoes on the life of John the Baptist that he made for the Cloister of the Scalzco. His version of the Last Supper contains a representation of the Trinity above two servants who stand on a balcony overlooking the central scene. Putti hold slabs from Mary's tomb as they surround a rising Mary in a painting this artist created that was partly based on his Passerini Assumption. The most famous work of this artist of the Panciatichi Assumption was originally supposed to contain St. Bonaventure instead of St. Francis. In that painting, two angels wrap their arms around the legs of the title figure, who holds Jesus and stands on a pedestal decorated with some mythological monsters. For 10 points, name this "faultless painter" of Madonna of the Harpies. 
This artist included a giraffe in a fresco which he made for the Medici Villa at Poggia a Caiano called The Triumph of Caesar, which was finished by his fellow Florentine artist Alessandro Allori.
Andrea del Sarto [or Andrea d'Agnolo di Francesco di Luca di Paolo del Migliore; or Andrea Lanfranchi; or Andrea Vannucchi; prompt on "Andrea"]