A white-clad figure in this painting may be either a self-portrait or a depiction of the artist's mistress La Fornarina.
The only man wearing armor in this painting stands below a niche with a statue holding a lyre. The allegorical subject of this painting appears with the words "Causarum Cognitio" in a tondo above it. A white-clad figure in this painting may be either a self-portrait or a depiction of the artist's mistress La Fornarina. A youth in this painting holds a black tablet displaying the formula "one plus two plus three plus four equals ten", while one of its central figures holds a (*)  book and points his finger to the sky. Other men in this painting include Averroes  (av-er-ROH-eez)  and, possibly, Zoroaster. Pope Julius II commissioned this painting, which is opposite its artist's  La Disputa  in the Stanza della Segnatura  (sen-yah-TOO-rah) . For 10 points, name this Raphael painting of Plato, Aristotle, and other philosophers.
The only man wearing armor in this painting stands below a niche with a statue holding a lyre.
The  School of Athens  [or  Scuola di Atene ] 