Located next to Parnassus and Disputa, this work's left side finds one bald
Located next to Parnassus and Disputa, this work's left side finds one bald man copying over the shoulder of another On the right, men holding a sphere and a globe each look down at the work in progress. Located at the Stanza della Segnatura, this painting shows the aforementioned Averroes on the left and Zoroaster, Ptolemy, and Euclid, a portrait of Bramante, on the right. Epicurus reads in the left corner and a portrait of Michaelangelo writes in the center. Aristotle points his palm to earth while Da Vinci look-alike Plato points upward. For ten points, name this Vatican fresco by Raphael.
Located next to Parnassus and Disputa, this work's left side finds one bald man copying over the shoulder of another
The {School of Athens}