This man's Conversion of the Proconsul is one of seven surviving tapestry cartoons from a set of ten, and one of his works depicts Apollo playing a Lira da Braccio in the company of his muses atop the title mountain.
This man's Conversion of the Proconsul is one of seven surviving tapestry cartoons from a set of ten, and one of his works depicts Apollo playing a Lira da Braccio in the company of his muses atop the title mountain. This painter of Parnassus also created a work, now in Dresden, in which Mary and the surrounding figures occupy a grey, amorphous space framed by curtains in the corners.
This man's Conversion of the Proconsul is one of seven surviving tapestry cartoons from a set of ten, and one of his works depicts Apollo playing a Lira da Braccio in the company of his muses atop the title mountain.
Raphael or Rafaello Sanzio da Urbino (accept any combination of Rafael or Rafaello and Santi or Sanzio)