This man's study of an engraving provides the most complete depiction Leonardo's Battle of Anghiari from the Palazzo Vecchio, while a soldier with three arms can be found in his amusingly unfinished depiction of the Battle of Ivry.
This man's study of an engraving provides the most complete depiction Leonardo's Battle of Anghiari from the Palazzo Vecchio, while a soldier with three arms can be found in his amusingly unfinished depiction of the Battle of Ivry. A creeper holds his hands to his lips behind the head of nude woman in his version of Susanna and the Elders, while bodies stream through a rip in the sky in his Fall of the Damned. Panels showing a pair of pregnant women about to enter a house and a priest hoisting an infant flank the central panel of another work which features a red-clad man using a starkly white sheet while standing on a ladder to perform the title(*) action. That work is in the Cathedral of Our Lady along with another in which an armor-clad man hoists the central object. Known for his paintings of Isabella Brant, Helene Fourment, Marie de Medici, and other fleshy nudes, FTP, name this artist whose Deposition and Elevation triptychs hang in Antwerp in his native Flanders.
This man's study of an engraving provides the most complete depiction Leonardo's Battle of Anghiari from the Palazzo Vecchio, while a soldier with three arms can be found in his amusingly unfinished depiction of the Battle of Ivry.
Peter Paul Rubens