A blue-clad fiddle-player appears in a work of Judith Leyster in which this action is taking place.
A blue-clad fiddle-player appears in a work of Judith Leyster in which this action is taking place. In a work subtitled for "the origin of" this activity by Joseph Wright of Derby, Dibutades has fallen asleep, allowing the title Maid of Corinth to perform this action. A chandelier topped by a double-headed eagle and a woman in a laurel wreath and blue dress, who holds a book and a trumpet and is thought to represent the (*) Muse Clio, appear in an allegorical depiction of this action created by Vermeer. A naked woman holding a sheet stands next to a man engaged in this activity in a work that also features appearances by Alfred Bruyas and Baudelaire. For 10 points, name this activity in which Gustave Courbet engages in in The Artist's Studio.
A blue-clad fiddle-player appears in a work of Judith Leyster in which this action is taking place.
painting [or drawing; prompt on \"making art\"; do not accept other art forms like \"sculpting\"]