The Vespucci family commissioned Domenico Ghirlandaio's ("geer-lan-DIE-oh") fresco of this person, which is accompanied by a similar Botticelli fresco in the Ognissanti ("own-yee-SAHN-tee"). A peacock and partridge stand on a stair step in front of this person, who is shown in profile in an arch-framed painting by Antonello da Messina. A vertical painting titled for this person depicts John the Baptist pointing an elongated finger at the Virgin and Child. An extremely small portrayal of this per
The Vespucci family commissioned Domenico Ghirlandaio's ("geer-lan-DIE-oh") fresco of this person, which is accompanied by a similar Botticelli fresco in the Ognissanti ("own-yee-SAHN-tee"). A peacock and partridge stand on a stair step in front of this person, who is shown in profile in an arch-framed painting by Antonello da Messina. A vertical painting titled for this person depicts John the Baptist pointing an elongated finger at the Virgin and Child. An extremely small portrayal of this person holds a scroll in the lower right of Madonna of the Long Neck, whose artist Parmigianino also painted a vision that this person experienced. A skull sits on the windowsill as a lion sleeps in front of this person's desk in a 1514 woodcut. For 10 points, name this saint whom Albrecht Dürer depicted in his study working on the Vulgate.
The Vespucci family commissioned Domenico Ghirlandaio's ("geer-lan-DIE