
The School of Athens
Plato and Aristotle argue at the center of a hall where Raphael gave the philosophers the faces of Leonardo, Michelangelo and Bramante.

Plato and Aristotle argue at the center of a hall where Raphael gave the philosophers the faces of Leonardo, Michelangelo and Bramante.

Warhol silkscreened a publicity photo fifty times just after Monroe died, bright on one half and smudging away to nothing on the other.

At sixty-three the king still turns out one leg to show the dancer's calf he was proud of, under a cascade of ermine and fleurs-de-lis.

An angel drops steeply from the corner and its light is the only light in the tent. One of the first true night scenes in painting.

It was half of a double portrait with George Sand listening at the piano, until somebody cut the canvas in two.

Dante had been dead nearly two centuries, so this is not a likeness but a verdict, struck in profile like a coin.