One painting of this mythological figure depicts him dressed in orange and green and clutching his breast, and was painted by one of the Le Nain brothers.  A drawing of Saint John the Baptist pointing with his right hand and clutching a staff was painted over to look like this figure; that painting is often attributed to Leonardo.  Raphael died before completing a commission to paint this figure; Titian completed it, depicting him leaping from a (*) cheetah-drawn chariot, holding a pink sheet, and turning the other title figure into a constellation.  Diego Velasquez painted the Triumph of this
One painting of this mythological figure depicts him dressed in orange and green and clutching his breast, and was painted by one of the Le Nain brothers.  A drawing of Saint John the Baptist pointing with his right hand and clutching a staff was painted over to look like this figure; that painting is often attributed to Leonardo.  Raphael died before completing a commission to paint this figure; Titian completed it, depicting him leaping from a (*) cheetah-drawn chariot, holding a pink sheet, and turning the other title figure into a constellation.  Diego Velasquez painted the Triumph of this figure for Philip IV; that painting depicts this god with seven Spanish peasants.  Probably the most famous depiction of him shows him with a half- bared chest next to a basket of fruit and is by the artist of The Calling of Saint Matthew.  This is, for 10 points, which Greco-Roman god, depicted by Caravaggio with a vine wreath, holding grapes and a glass of wine?
One painting of this mythological figure depicts him dressed in orange and green and clutching his breast, and was painted by one of the Le Nain brothers.  