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 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