This man can barely be seen gazing down from a balcony in a Hans Memling painting where the second title character emerges nude from a blue canopy.
This man can barely be seen gazing down from a balcony in a Hans Memling painting where the second title character emerges nude from a blue canopy. In one Rembrandt painting of this man, his spurs indicate he is about to leave the elderly man whose chest he buries his face against; in another, a turbaned king looks nervously at this youth, who plays a harp. He wears a crown in a Nicolas Cordier sculpture. This figure bends down and ties the hair of another man in a painting in the Prado by Caravaggio. Rembrandt painted him about to depart from Jonathan. The feather from a helmet runs up this figure's thigh in a bronze sculpture where he wears boots and a hat but no other clothing commissioned for the Medici Palace. For 10 points, name this Biblical hero whom Donatello depicted standing on the head of Goliath.
This man can barely be seen gazing down from a balcony in a Hans Memling painting where the second title character emerges nude from a blue canopy.
King David