A stone statue of Cupid pours water as the central figure of van Dyck's version of this sceneclutches a red cloak.
A stone statue of Cupid pours water as the central figure of van Dyck's version of this sceneclutches a red cloak. Altdorfer's version takes up a small space in the left hand corner and isdwarfed by a multistory palace. The central figure in Thomas Hart Benton's version of this scene sitson a rock and holds on to a tree branch. Two figures in Lorenzo Lotto's interpretation hold scrollsinscribed with their dialogue. In Tintoretto's version of this scene, the title figure dips her foot into ashallow pond and gazes at a mirror which has been propped up on a wall. In (*) ArtemisiaGentileschi's depiction, a man in a red cloak leans over the wall of a bath and holds his finger to his lips asthe title nude figure leans away. For 10 points, name this scene that often includes some lecherous old guysand was inspired by the Book of Daniel.
A stone statue of Cupid pours water as the central figure of van Dyck's version of this sceneclutches a red cloak.
Susanna and the Elders [or Susanna at her bath, accept equivalents]