"The Parnassus of the Arts" is a famous fresco painted by the Italian artist Raphael around 1511. It is located in the Vatican and is part of the larger decoration of the Stanza della Segnatura. The artwork depicts a gathering of notable figures from various artistic disciplines, symbolizing the harmony of the arts and philosophy. In the fresco, Apollo, the Greek god of music and poetry, is shown at the center, surrounded by poets, philosophers, and artists, including Homer, Virgil, and Plato. This composition highlights the importance of creativity and intellectual pursuit during the Renaissance, celebrating the interconnectedness of different forms of art.