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. Annibale Carracci’s The Loves of the Gods is one of these artworks that heavily employs quadro riportato. Apollo flies around a pink-clouded sky in one of these artworks which also depicts designer Balthasar Neumann (“NOY-man”). A (*) massive one of these artworks titled Allegory of the Planets and Continents was created for the Würzburg Residence by Giovanni Tiepolo. Depictions of Prophets and Sibyls flank these artworks in one building, one of which shows a nude man and God touching fingers. (10[1])For ten points, name this type of artwork exemplified by Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam on the vault of the Sistine Chapel. ■END■ (10[1])