Summary: The text discusses the development and influence of various artworks, including the Virgin of the Fish and St. George and the Dragon by artists like Raphael and Botticelli. It delves into the significance of artistic choices, such as how Giorgione's school focuses on painted idylls and achieves a perfect interpenetration of subject with color and design. The analysis also touches on the symbolism and technical excellence in works like The Slave Ship and La Belle Jardiniere. The text emphasizes the mastery and impact of these artworks in portraying themes of power, spirituality, and nature, showcasing the intricate details and rich colors that define the artistic genius of these renowned painters.