The earliest known painting of Michelangelo, done when Vasari says he was 13, is of this man floating above ships on the sea.  
An anonymous painting by the Osservanza Master shows this man recoiling in the midst of a bunch of dead trees. The earliest known painting of Michelangelo, done when Vasari says he was 13, is of this man floating above ships on the sea.  That painting was a copy of a Martin Schongauer woodcut that shows him staring at the viewer calmly despite being clubbed. This man is the subject of a Lisbon triptych whose center panel shows buildings burning in the background while demons participate in a Black Mass; that triptych is by Hieronymus Bosch, who did about 15 paintings of this man. The Isenheim Altarpiece was painted for a monastery named for this saint, who stands calmly on a pillar despite an approaching monster in the panel to the right of the Crucifixion scene. He is often depicted being attacked by fish-like demons. For 10 points, name this Christian saint whose "temptation" is a common artistic subject.
An anonymous painting by the Osservanza Master shows this man recoiling in the midst of a bunch of dead trees.
Saint Anthony the Great [or Anthony of Egypt; or Anthony of the Desert; or Anthony the Anchorite; or Anthony of Thebes; or Abba Antonius]