The version of this painting that hangs in the Louvre, like the aforementioned version, shows the dominating figure on the right clutching his red cape, even though he is lacking his (*) staff.
The version of this painting in the New York Metropolitan Museum includes two members of the titular group on the left that are based off of a sculpture Giambologna, while the right contains a man whose pose is based off of the Ludovesi Gaul. The version of this painting that hangs in the Louvre, like the aforementioned version, shows the dominating figure on the right clutching his red cape, even though he is lacking his (*) staff. Both versions of these paintings show men riding white horses two of whose feet are in the air, but the more notable New York version also includes two little infants crawling on the ground in the front. In both cases, a blue clad woman of the title tribe is being seized. For 10 points, name this title of two paintings by Nicholas Poussin, which shows Romulus ordering Romans to commit the title action so they can have some mates.
The version of this painting in the New York Metropolitan Museum includes two members of the titular group on the left that are based off of a sculpture Giambologna, while the right contains a man whose pose is based off of the Ludovesi Gaul.
Rape of the Sabine Women