In this artist's depiction of Judith, the only part of Holofernes' body that can be seen other than his head is his foot.
In this artist's depiction of Judith, the only part of Holofernes' body that can be seen other than his head is his foot. He was also known as an engraver, creating such works as a depiction of a bacchanal and the Battle of the Sea Gods. This artist's painting of St. James Led to His Execution has an extremely low viewpoint, and was destroyed in 1944. His frescoes in the Camera degli (*) Sposi were originally created for a Ducal Palace, like a series of nine paintings now housed at Hampton Court which depict people parading slaves, vases, and other spoils from Caesar's victory in Gaul. He painted three versions of the martyrdom of a certain saint, which are located in Vienna, Venice, and the Louvre. His most famous painting shows two people on the left weeping over an extremely foreshortened body lying on a marble slab. For 10 points, name this Mantuan painter of St. Sebastian and The Dead Christ.
In this artist's depiction of Judith, the only part of Holofernes' body that can be seen other than his head is his foot.
Andrea Mantegna