An artist with this last name painted four murals, including Discovery of the Land, for the Library of Congress.
An artist with this last name painted four murals, including Discovery of the Land, for the Library of Congress. That artist also created the double mural War and Peace for the UN Headquarters in New York City and decorated Pampulha's Chapel of SÃ£o Francisco, which was built by Oscar Niemeyer. Brazilian artist CÃ¢ndido shared this surname with Folco, the founder of the Hospital of Santa Maria Nuova, where Leonardo da Vinci carried out early dissections. A woman with this surname stands on a chariot drawn by a griffin, accompanied by the four Apostles, in one of a set of 102 watercolors made at the end of William Blake's life; the same woman and her companion see the (*) heavenly host in two of the last entries in a series of engravings by Gustave DorÃ©. This was the married last name of Maria Baroncelli, who appears with her husband Tommaso and their children kneeling on either side of a panel depicting the Adoration of the Shepherds in a triptych that was sent to Florence after it was painted in Bruges. For 10 points, give the surname shared by the commissioner of a Hugo van der Goes altarpiece, and by Dante's beloved Beatrice.
An artist with this last name painted four murals, including Discovery of the Land, for the Library of Congress.
Portinari [accept CÃ¢ndido or Folco or Beatrice or Maria or Tommaso Portinari or Portinari Altarpiece]