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. 
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]