After a Pieta and a Madonna of his were sent to the French court, Francis I invited him to Paris.  
He created work illustrating the life of the saint Filippo Benizzi for the order of the Servites, in addition to the "Nativity of the Virgin" and the "Procession of the Magi."  After a Pieta and a Madonna of his were sent to the French court, Francis I invited him to Paris.  On his return to Paris, he created "Dance of the Daughter of Herodias" and "Beheading of the Baptist," as part of a series of works depicting the life of John the Baptist.  The teacher of Pontormo his "Madonna del Sacco was painted in the shape of a lunette, but he is probably more famous for a different Madonna who is perched precariously on a stool. Nicknamed "the faultless painter," this is, FTP, what creator of "Madonna of the Harpies"?
He created work illustrating the life of the saint Filippo Benizzi for the order of the Servites, in addition to the "Nativity of the Virgin" and the "Procession of the Magi."  
Andrea del Sarto (or Andrea _d'Agnolo_)