A blue garbed man reclines on the marble stars, reads a pamphlet, and is thought to be Diogenes.  
This painting features on its right a man standing on one leg and leaning on the wall behind him, scribbling into a book.  The painted statue on the right flanks the main scene and holds a lyre, while the statue on the left holds the Aegis.  The painting opposite this one is its artist's The Disputation of the Holy Sacrament.  A blue garbed man reclines on the marble stars, reads a pamphlet, and is thought to be Diogenes.  The two central figures hold their Timaeus and Nicomachean Ethics, while one points up with his finger and one points down.  For 10 points, name this painting which depicts Plato and Aristotle at the center, a fresco by Raphael.
This painting features on its right a man standing on one leg and leaning on the wall behind him, scribbling into a book.  
{School} of {Athens}