In a Gustave Dore series, this character resides in a lake of ice,  and his three enormous faces are viewed by Dante and Virgil.
This figure wears a red cloak and stands powerfully over molten lava in a painting that also shows his enormous palace in the background. That painting was made by John Martin, who also made a mezzotint showing a half-nude version of this character sitting on a throne on top of a large sphere. Another artwork shows this character flying upside down towards Earth, as starlight streams in the background above some clouds; that artwork appears in a series in which this character rests his hand on a cliff, and brushes his forehead as he spreads his enormous (*) wings after landing.  A painting by Sandro Botticelli that unusually has a funnel-shaped composition shows this character near its very bottom. In a Gustave Dore series, this character resides in a lake of ice,  and his three enormous faces are viewed by Dante and Virgil. For 10 points, name this character who appears in both Paradise Lost and Dante's Inferno.
This figure wears a red cloak and stands powerfully over molten lava in a painting that also shows his enormous palace in the background.
Satan