The man on the left of this painting has a concave pose very similar to that of a Roman cameo of Augustus riding on a Capricorn.
The man on the left of this painting has a concave pose very similar to that of a Roman cameo of Augustus riding on a Capricorn. A figure on the right of this painting places his right arm around a woman in order to touch an infant, leading many scholars to identify the pair as Mary and Jesus. Frank Lynn Meshberger argued that the shape of a human brain is created in this painting by the mass of drapery and (*) figures on the right. To the right of this painting is the scene of the water being divided from the earth. The title man in this painting is shown after formation and enlivenment but before animation. For 10 points, name this scene painted by Michelangelo for the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel where God is about to touch the first man's finger.
The man on the left of this painting has a concave pose very similar to that of a Roman cameo of Augustus riding on a Capricorn.
The Creation of Adam [or God Creating Adam; prompt on the Sistine Chapel ceiling until "Sistine"]