One of this man's portraits depicts the cross eyed cardinal Tommaso Inghirami. The death of Grifonetto Baglione prompted his mother Atalanta to commission this man's Entombment or Deposition, though his earliest recorded commission was for the Baronci Altarpiece. The aid of his pupil Gianfrancesco Penni is apparent in works like Madonna of the Blue Diadem and the Madonna of Loreto. His mistress, the bakeress Margherita Luti, is often identified as the subject of portraits like La Donna Velata and La Fornarina. Julius II commissioned frescoes for a set of four rooms in the Palace of the Vatican, including those of the Stanza della Segnatura, wherein this man depicted Michelangelo as a moody Heraclitus. For 10 points, name this painter of The
One of this man's portraits depicts the cross eyed cardinal Tommaso Inghirami. The death of Grifonetto Baglione prompted his mother Atalanta to commission this man's Entombment or Deposition, though his earliest recorded commission was for the Baronci Altarpiece. The aid of his pupil Gianfrancesco Penni is apparent in works like Madonna of the Blue Diadem and the Madonna of Loreto. His mistress, the bakeress Margherita Luti, is often identified as the subject of portraits like La Donna Velata and La Fornarina. Julius II commissioned frescoes for a set of four rooms in the Palace of the Vatican, including those of the Stanza della Segnatura, wherein this man depicted Michelangelo as a moody Heraclitus. For 10 points, name this painter of The School of Athens. 
One of this man's portraits depicts the cross eyed cardinal Tommaso Inghirami.
{Raphael} ({Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino})