In one painting by this artist, the title woman is met by a chariot led by (*) two cheetahs and the title god.
This artist reinterpreted a Jakob Seisenegger painting of Charles V standing with his dog. Two figures in one of this man's paintings are hypothesized to be Polia and Venere; in that painting, a child pokes his hand inside a sarcophagus. In one painting by this artist, the title woman is met by a chariot led by (*) two cheetahs and the title god. In the most famous painting of this artist of Bacchus and Ariadne and Sacred and Profane Love, a servant looks through a chest in the background while a puppy sits at the feet of a reclining nude. For 10 points, name this Renaissance artist of the Venus of Urbino.
This artist reinterpreted a Jakob Seisenegger painting of Charles V standing with his dog.
Titian (accept either underlined portion of Tiziano Vecellio)