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The seventh and final section of a poem dedicated to these people begins, "At last. I come to the last defense." That poem by John Wieners ends, "It is my life you save. The poem is done." A Muriel Rukeyser poem titled for these people is set in "the cave with a long-ago flare" and describes a woman using "red twig, black twig, brown twig." A man of this type says, "It was too much," in order to explain the lone word "SARDINES" in a poem whose speaker writes poems called "ORANGES" that never mention the color orange. That poem by (*) Frank O'Hara explains why he is not one of these people. A Spanish one of them is said to have understood the "people of the world" exactly as they became "suffering humanity" in a poem by Lawrence Ferlinghetti. John Ashbery wrote about one of these people showing his "right hand bigger than the head" in his poem, "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror." For 10 points, name these members of a profession that includes Goya and Parmigianino.
The seventh and final section of a poem dedicated to these people begins, "At last.
painters [prompt on "artists"]