One of those porcelain bowl in this painting is filled with peaches and grapes, and sits at the feet of Mercury, who sits against a rock.
The left background of this painting was changed after the painter's death to make it look like the landscape in the modifier's similarly-themed depiction of the Andrians, originally located in the same room as this painting. A pheasant perched in the trees at the upper right may have been added by the artist's patron, who was an amateur painter himself. The artist's signature is inscribed on a piece of paper attached to a wooden tub at the bottom right, beside a sleeping woman over whom stands a man with blue flowers in his hair. It may have been the first Western work to show (*) Chinese-style porcelain. One of those porcelain bowl in this painting is filled with peaches and grapes, and sits at the feet of Mercury, who sits against a rock. Behind him are Bacchus, who fills a jar of wine from a large barrel, and Silenus, whose donkey is about to bray and wake up Lotis, saving her from being raped by Priapus. For 10 points, name this Ovid-inspired painting by Giovanni Bellini that shows a group of deities getting drunk.
The left background of this painting was changed after the painter's death to make it look like the landscape in the modifier's similarly-themed depiction of the Andrians, originally located in the same room as this painting.
The Feast of the Gods