Viewing a painting titled for this person convinced John Ruskin to abandon his evangelical views.
Eleonora de Medici appears in the guise of this person in a painting by Lavinia Fontana. A life- sized architectural model was used in creating a painting of this non-Jewish person by Edward John Poynter, a painting often displayed in Masonic lodges. Viewing a painting titled for this person convinced John Ruskin to abandon his evangelical views. Huge red curtains frame a scene in which several men dressed in Ottoman style garb greet this person created by Paolo Veronese. In a painting titled for this person, a boy sprawled on rocks beneath a (*) Corinthian column shields his eyes from the sun at the center of the painting, which is close to a castle tower on the sea. This person titles a painting that inspired J.M.W. Turner's Dido Building Carthage in which two men load treasure into a boat in the foreground while this person steps onto a boat on the right. For 10 points, name this woman shown in a Claude painting embarking for a visit to Solomon.
Eleonora de Medici appears in the guise of this person in a painting by Lavinia Fontana.
the Queen of Sheba [or Bilqis]