The correct answer is option A - The Vi*gin on the Rocks.
The painting is called The Vi*gin of the Rocks and was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
The painting depicts a woman, identified as the Vi*gin Mary, sitting next to two babies and another woman on the grassy bank of a stream. The Vi*gin of the Rocks refers to two paintings by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci, both of which depict the Vi*gin Mary, the Christ Child, and an infant St. John the Baptist.
The first version, known as "The Vi*gin of the Rocks" or "Madonna of the Rocks," was created between 1483 and 1486 and is currently housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris. The second version, often referred to as "The Vi*gin of the Rocks" or "The London Vi*gin of the Rocks," was created around 1495-1508 and is located in the National Gallery in London.
Both versions of The Vi*gin of the Rocks have been the subject of much scholarly debate and analysis, with art historians exploring the symbolism, iconography, and technical aspects of the paintings.