The School of Athens Size:16x24" This is a scene from

This is a scene from Norse heroic legend

On the ground near his foot you can see a paper

Diomedes saw Ares the god of war approaching and he struck Ares with his spear

This painting creates an atmosphere of excitement and daring

and the vast open sky capture the expansiveness of the landscape

The School of Athens Size:16x24" This is a scene fromThis is a painting by Raphael in 1511. This picture gives you and your room a feeling of wisdom, happiness, and greatness. The two central figures are Plato (left) and Aristotle (right). Plato is pointing up, emphasizing his concern with the eternal qualities, such as geometry and logic, which are unchanging. Aristotle has his hand lower, emphasizing his concern with practical matters. Other figures in this painting include Socrates and Pythagoras.