Tapestries hang in the back right corner of this painting, near a woman in red who stands over a woman in white rummaging through a (*) cassone.  
Mark Twain once called this painting "the foulest, the vilest, the most obscenest picture the world possesses."  A window in the back of this painting holds a potted plant and shows a tree and a column during twilight. Tapestries hang in the back right corner of this painting, near a woman in red who stands over a woman in white rummaging through a (*) cassone.  A small dog is curled up next to the title figure of this painting, whose right hand clutches flowers.  For 10 points, name this painting of a reclining nude female, found in the Uffizi, a work by Titian.
Mark Twain once called this painting "the foulest, the vilest, the most obscenest picture the world possesses."  
the {Venus of Urbino}