In one of his paintings, the Ark of the Covenant destroys a statue of Dagon in the background, warning Philistines of the title pestilence.
In one of his paintings, the Ark of the Covenant destroys a statue of Dagon in the background, warning Philistines of the title pestilence. Besides The Plague of Ashdod, another painting by this artist includes a statue of Janus on the left, portrays Aurora leading Apollo's chariot through the sky, and features a winged man playing the lyre for the dancing figures of Wealth, Pleasure, Industry, and Poverty. That painting, A Dance to the Music of Time, was finished in 1640, four years after he painted Adoration of the Golden Calf. He also depicted four shepherds reading a phrase from Virgil's fifth Eclogue on a pastoral tomb, and Romulus presiding over a violent abduction. FTP, name this artist of Et in Arcadia Ego and The Rape of the Sabine Women, a 17th century French classical painter.
In one of his paintings, the Ark of the Covenant destroys a statue of Dagon in the background, warning Philistines of the title pestilence.
Nicholas {Poussin}