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 
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.  