It's not Brancacci Chapel, but one painting at this location depicts the tribute money on its left background and the stoning of Christ on its right background.
Among the paintings that can be found in this building is a depiction of The Crossing of the Red Sea with literally red waters, by Cosimo Rosselli. It's not Brancacci Chapel, but one painting at this location depicts the tribute money on its left background and the stoning of Christ on its right background. Pietro Perugino's Christ Giving the Keys to St. Peter is found here, whose left walls are lined with frescoes depicting the life of (*) Moses, and whose right wall contains frescoes of the life of Christ. The Libyan Sibyl and Persian Sybil can be seen in another set of frescoes at this location, which also contains The Separation of Light from Darkness and a depiction of Adam and God, whose hands are separated by an infinitesimal distance. For 10 points identify this building in Rome that contains Michelangelo's The Last Judgment, which he began after finishing the frescoes on its ceiling.
Among the paintings that can be found in this building is a depiction of The Crossing of the Red Sea with literally red waters, by Cosimo Rosselli.
{Sistine} Chapel [or {Cappela Sistina}]