(*) ChassÃ©riau placed a Greek god at the top of a massive throne garlanded with flowers in a work in which a woman with an open wound in her thigh recoils at the glory of her divine lover.
A polyptych by this artist contains a three-by-three grid of panels whose rows depict the Golden, Silver, and Iron Ages, with each age represented by Adam, Hesiod and Orpheus, and Cain, respectively. Like most of his best-known works, his The Life of Humanity is located in his house-museum in Paris. An unfinished work by this artist was inspired by Carpaccio's Ten Thousand Martyrs of Ararat. This artist of The Chimeras painted a woman wearing a revealing dress made up almost entirely of jewels, who raises her arm toward a floating, haloed head with blood pouring from its neck. This friend of ThÃ©odore (*) ChassÃ©riau placed a Greek god at the top of a massive throne garlanded with flowers in a work in which a woman with an open wound in her thigh recoils at the glory of her divine lover. This artist also painted a mythical beast climbing up a Theban man's body. For 10 points, name this French Symbolist artist of L'Apparition, Jupiter and Semele, and Oedipus and the Sphinx.
A polyptych by this artist contains a three-by-three grid of panels whose rows depict the Golden, Silver, and Iron Ages, with each age represented by Adam, Hesiod and Orpheus, and Cain, respectively.
Gustave  Moreau