Early on, this artist painted a right-side view of a man with a billowing, blue, quilted sleeve. He daringly balanced one of his paintings by putting the Madonna and child on the right side and a bright red flag on the left. This painter of the Pesar
Early on, this artist painted a right-side view of a man with a billowing, blue, quilted sleeve. He daringly balanced one of his paintings by putting the Madonna and child on the right side and a bright red flag on the left. This painter of the Pesaro Madonna probably learned his famously good handling of color from (*) Giorgione, and he is the most famous painter of the Venetian school. One of his paintings depicts two maids rummaging in a chest in the background and a curled-up dog at the foot of a flower-holding reclining nude woman. For 10 points, name this Renaissance painter of Venus of Urbino.
Early on, this artist painted a right-side view of a man with a billowing, blue, quilted sleeve.