An Elias Martin painting about the visit of Gustav III to the Royal Swedish Academy of the Arts places this more notable painting in the background.  The four rightmost figures in this painting include a cheery man holding a goblet and a solemn turbaned man, whose front meshes in with the back of a standing figure with a wrinkled green cloak. Painted as a the centerpiece of an eight-work commission for the artist's late pupil Govert Flinck, this painting was originally set in a "sacred grove" before being moved to the interior of a dark, vaulted hall. The yellow glow of light on the table in this painting illuminates the swords of the leftmost characters, including the central one-eyed one who has a double layered blue and gold hat. Depicting some rebellious Batavians from Tacitus's Histories and celebrating the end of a war against the Spanish, for 10 points, name this painting, whose original version was the largest canvas of Rembrandt's.
An Elias Martin painting about the visit of Gustav III to the Royal Swedish Academy of the Arts places this more notable painting in the background.  The four rightmost figures in this painting include a cheery man holding a goblet and a solemn turbaned man, whose front meshes in with the back of a standing figure with a wrinkled green cloak. Painted as a the centerpiece of an eight-work commission for the artist's late pupil Govert Flinck, this painting was originally set in a "sacred grove" before being moved to the interior of a dark, vaulted hall. The yellow glow of light on the table in this painting illuminates the swords of the leftmost characters, including the central one-eyed one who has a double layered blue and gold hat. Depicting some rebellious Batavians from Tacitus's Histories and celebrating the end of a war against the Spanish, for 10 points, name this painting, whose original version was the largest canvas of Rembrandt's.
An Elias Martin painting about the visit of Gustav III to the Royal Swedish Academy of the Arts places this more notable painting in the background.  
The {Conspiracy} of {Claudius Civilis} [or De {Samenzwering van Claudius Civilis}]