Daniele de Volterra was commissioned to paint clothes over the original figures in this painting, who were all nude. A coiled snake covers the genitals of a Minos with donkey ears in the bottom left of this painting. Only the legs are visible of the figure at the top of this painting, which has a blue-clothed Madonna standing beside Christ at its center. The artist included a self-portrait in this work as a depiction of St. Bartholomew holding his flayed skin. This work appears behind the altar underneath a ceiling painted by the same artist in
Daniele de Volterra was commissioned to paint clothes over the original figures in this painting, who were all nude. A coiled snake covers the genitals of a Minos with donkey ears in the bottom left of this painting. Only the legs are visible of the figure at the top of this painting, which has a blue-clothed Madonna standing beside Christ at its center. The artist included a self-portrait in this work as a depiction of St. Bartholomew holding his flayed skin. This work appears behind the altar underneath a ceiling painted by the same artist in the Sistine Chapel. For 10 points, name this fresco depicting the Second Coming painted by Michelangelo.
Daniele de Volterra was commissioned to paint clothes over the original figures in this painting, who were all nude.
The Last Judgment [accept Michelangelo before "this painting"]