both were hired by Francis I to decorate his palace, which became the namesake of this movement.  
One artist from this movement created a series of emaciated male nudes that are grafted together in his "Human Pyramid" etchings. Another member of this school did a cycle of scenes from The Aeneid to decorate the gabinetto in Castle of Scandiano, and he included Landscape with the Death of Eurydice in his series of landscapes infused with mythological narratives. In addition to Juste de Juste, another artist from this movement featured two blurry figures speaking in the shadows under an arch in the top right-hand corner of a painting showing the King of Ithaca holding the chin of his wife. Ulysses and Penelope is one painting from this movement created for the "Gallery of Ulysses," while another painting has a rod piercing a sponge of vinegar lying below the body of Jesus which is supported by two seraphs holding white staves. The leader of this school painted Dead Chris with Angels, but is best known for an altarpiece in Volterra showing a green Christ being taken down from the cross. Francesco Primaticcio and Niccolo dell'Abbate both were hired by Francis I to decorate his palace, which became the namesake of this movement.  For 10 points, name this school of mannerism that was led by Rosso Fiorentino in France.
One artist from this movement created a series of emaciated male nudes that are grafted together in his "Human Pyramid" etchings.
School of {Fontainebleau} (prompt on {Mannerism})