For 10 points, name this woman usually represented holding Jesus, her son.
In one work, this extremely pale woman is surrounded by solid red and blue figures and has her blouse popped open to reveal a weirdly spherical breast. In another work, this woman is surrounded by a collage of buttocks from pornographic magazines. Jean Fouquet modeled this woman on Charles VII's mistress, while Chris Ofili controversially depicted this woman partly made of (*) elephant dung. One painting of this woman shows her pushing one child toward another, while another shows her reading to those children playing with a bird. Giotto placed this woman on a geometrically-shaped throne in a blue robe surrounded by angels. Versions of this woman "of the Goldfinch" and "of the Rocks" were created by Raphael and da Vinci, respectively. For 10 points, name this woman usually represented holding Jesus, her son.
In one work, this extremely pale woman is surrounded by solid red and blue figures and has her blouse popped open to reveal a weirdly spherical breast.
Virgin Mary [or Madonna, accept the Virgin; accept Agnes Sorel before end of first sentence]