Johann Zoffany depicted himself trying to sell a painting of this subject to the 3rd Earl Cowper in The Tribuna of the Uffizi. A version of this scene in which the central figure draws a veil over another person is named for Loreto, while the presence of some carnations gives the nickname "of the Pinks" to another version of this scene. The same artist created a painting of this subject called La Belle Jardinière. A pair of oft- reproduced bored-looking (*) cherubs appear in a painting of this subject that includes St. Sixtus, giving it its nickname "Sistine". In another painting of this subject, flowers are scattered around the central figur
Johann Zoffany depicted himself trying to sell a painting of this subject to the 3rd Earl Cowper in The Tribuna of the Uffizi. A version of this scene in which the central figure draws a veil over another person is named for Loreto, while the presence of some carnations gives the nickname "of the Pinks" to another version of this scene. The same artist created a painting of this subject called La Belle Jardinière. A pair of oft- reproduced bored-looking (*) cherubs appear in a painting of this subject that includes St. Sixtus, giving it its nickname "Sistine". In another painting of this subject, flowers are scattered around the central figure, who holds a book as she watches two children play with a bird. For 10 points, identify the subject of all of those Raphael paintings, including one in which John the Baptist and Jesus play with a goldfinch.
Johann Zoffany depicted himself trying to sell a painting of this subject to the 3rd Earl Cowper in The Tribuna of the Uffizi.
Madonna [or Mary and Child; or Mary and Jesus; accept Madonnas by Raphael, since they're all Raphael's Madonnas]