This man used a flowered curtain as the background
This man used a flowered curtain as the background for his portrait of Teodoro of Urbino as St. Dominic. This man created a series of secular paintings for Vincenzo Catena: one of them shows a bunch of children prancing around on an unstable boat that seats a woman with a large blue sphere; another shows a young man falling out of the huge sea shell on a traveler's back. Besides Fortune and Falsehood, which are amongst his Four Allegories, the influence of Antonello da Messina's oil techniques is apparent in two works that depict the Virgin in a blue mantle, immersed in golden dust and enthroned under an illuminated golden apsidiole. Besides the Frari Triptych and San Giobbe Altarpiece, one of his works lies in the Camerino d'Alabastro of Alfonso I D'Este and depicts scenes from Fasti wherein Silenus' donkey prevents Priapus' seduction of Lotis and Hermes lies against a barrel as everyone carouses. For 10 points, name this Venetian painter, whose student Titian modified his depiction of The Feast of the Gods.
This man used a flowered curtain as the background for his portrait of Teodoro of Urbino as St. Dominic.
{Giovanni Bellini}