One of the figures on the left, possibly John the Baptist, holds a crystal vase and stares at the title figure, whose right foot seems to jut out toward the viewer as it rests on some pillows.  
The artist of this work intended to create an entire Corinthian temple portico in the background but left it with just a single column. One of the figures on the left, possibly John the Baptist, holds a crystal vase and stares at the title figure, whose right foot seems to jut out toward the viewer as it rests on some pillows.  In the lower right corner is a rather small depiction of a prophet, possibly Isaiah, reading from a scroll, while a large infant Christ lies sprawled out in an S-shape in the center on Mary's lap.  For 10 points, name this painting in which Mary has some rather exaggerated features, a work of Parmigianino.
The artist of this work intended to create an entire Corinthian temple portico in the background but left it with just a single column.
Madonna of the Long Neck [or Madonna with the Long Neck; or Madonna dal Collo Lungo]