In addition to the The Disembarkation at Marseilles, he also painted a hodgepodge of naked babies and naked women eating apples in The Feast of Venus.
This man painted two royally garbed women holding hands with soldiers behind them in The Exchange of Princesses. He also depicted three nudes cowering below brightly dressed nobles. In addition to the The Disembarkation at Marseilles, he also painted a hodgepodge of naked babies and naked women eating apples in The Feast of Venus. He depicted Adam fondling Eve while she is grabbing an apple from a tree in The (*) Fall of Man. Another work by this man involves many people supporting a surprisingly clean-shaven man as he leaves the crucifix. For 10 points, name this Flemish Baroque artist of Descent from the Cross who liked to portray fleshy female nudes.
This man painted two royally garbed women holding hands with soldiers behind them in The Exchange of Princesses.
Peter Paul {Rubens}