A putto over the top of this painting bears the injunction "causarum cognitio," or "become knowledgeable of the causes.
The hexagon-impressed tiles on the arches in this painting are modeled on the ceiling of the Vatican Palace. A putto over the top of this painting bears the injunction "causarum cognitio," or "become knowledgeable of the causes." The upper left and upper right of this painting include statues of Apollo and Athena, holding a lyre and a shield, respectively. Hypatia is depicted in a white robe in the lower left, while in the lower right a group of students gathers around Archimedes. The Timaeus and the Nicomachean Ethics are held by the two central figures, Plato and Aristotle. For 10 points, name this fresco by Raphael.
The hexagon-impressed tiles on the arches in this painting are modeled on the ceiling of the Vatican Palace.
The School of Athens [or La Scuola di Atene]