Before fleeing to Naples, Caravaggio worked in this city.
A group of Dutch painters that included Jan Asselijn worked in this city and were known as the Bentvueghels, meaning "birds of a feather," and had "bent names" like "Beer Fly" or "The Ferret". Simon Vouet spent most of his time in Italy in this city, after which he introduced the Italian style of painting to France. A Last Judgment fresco showing Christ in a mandorla was painted for Santa Cecilia in this city, though it was only rediscovered in 1900. This city was the site of debate about the ideal number of figures in a painting between Pietro da Cortona and Andrea Sacchi, members of this city's (*) Academy of St. Luke. Pietro Cavallini was from this city, as was the painter who collaborated with his teacher on the painting The Fire in the Borgo. Before fleeing to Naples, Caravaggio worked in this city. For 10 points, name this city where Raphael painted the Vatican's Stanza della Segnatura.
A group of Dutch painters that included Jan Asselijn worked in this city and were known as the Bentvueghels, meaning "birds of a feather," and had "bent names" like "Beer Fly" or "The Ferret".
Rome [or Roma]