A Barbara Kruger work superimposes the caption "You invest in the divinity of the masterpiece" on the center of this painting. In his essay entitled "Who's Who [in this work]," Leo Steinberg argued that the way one figure uses only his thumb and index finger to grip the shoulder of another reflects Eucharistic practice. In an adjacent painting, this work's title figure sleeps with his back to a tree stump, while in this work, he rests on a green hill and faces a mass of bodies surrounded by a large red cloth, resembling a brain. This entry in a larger series is between depictions of the prophets Rehoboam and Asa, and follows the separation of land from sea. For 10 points, name this Michelangelo work in the Sistine Chapel that shows the title figure and his Maker touching index fingers.
A Barbara Kruger work superimposes the caption "You invest in the divinity of the masterpiece" on the center of this painting. In his essay entitled "Who's Who [in this work]," Leo Steinberg argued that the way one figure uses only his thumb and index finger to grip the shoulder of another reflects Eucharistic practice. In an adjacent painting, this work's title figure sleeps with his back to a tree stump, while in this work, he rests on a green hill and faces a mass of bodies surrounded by a large red cloth, resembling a brain. This entry in a larger series is between depictions of the prophets Rehoboam and Asa, and follows the separation of land from sea. For 10 points, name this Michelangelo work in the Sistine Chapel that shows the title figure and his Maker touching index fingers.
A Barbara Kruger work superimposes the caption "You invest in the divinity of the masterpiece" on the center of this painting.
The Creation of Adam [prompt on "Sistine Chapel" or "Sistine Chapel ceiling" before "sleeps"]