Jove watches over Camillus in one of these artworks by Mariano Rossi at the Villa Borghese (“bor-GAY-zay”). The Jesuit Church frequently employed Andrea Pozzo and Il Baciccio (“BAH-cheh-KEY-oh”) to create these artworks. (15[1])Annibale (15[1])Carracci’s The Loves of the Gods is one of these (15[1])artworks (15[1])that heavily employs quadro (15[1])riportato. (15[3]10[1])Apollo flies around a pink-clouded (-5[1])sky in one of these artworks (15[2])which also depicts designer Balthasar Neumann (-5[1])(“NOY-man”). A (*) massive one of these artworks titled Allegory of the Planets and Continents (10[1]-5[1])was created for the Würzburg Residence (10[1])by Giovanni Tiepolo. (10[3])Depictions of Prophets and Sibyls flank these artworks in one building, one of which (-5[1])shows a nude man and God touching (10[3])fingers. (10[8])For ten points, name this type of artwork (10[1])exemplified by Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam on the vault of the Sistine Chapel. ■END■ (10[4]0[1])