Both the sun and the moon appear with faces at the top of a work by this painter.
Both the sun and the moon appear with faces at the top of a work by this painter. A bare-breasted woman in a red skirt is the subject of this artist's La fornarina, purportedly a depiction of his mistress. John the Evangelist appears on the right behind a kneeling Mary Magdalene in this painter's Mond Crucifixion. His most famous work includes a depiction of Michelangelo leaning on a desk; to Michelangelo's right, Diogenes is slouching halfway up a staircase. In the center of that painting appears a man in a red robe pointing to the sky; that is Plato. Identify this painter of The School of Athens.
Both the sun and the moon appear with faces at the top of a work by this painter.
Raphael (lo Sanzio da Urbino) [or Raphael Santi; accept any underlined name]