" Artists in this mountain range used "contour rivalry" to make a single work show multiple images, as on the Raimondi Stele.
Nobility in this mountain range were often depicted in the form of "arquebusier angels." Artists in this mountain range used "contour rivalry" to make a single work show multiple images, as on the Raimondi Stele. A well-known image from a cathedral in this range is the "Black Christ," who is described as "Lord of the Earthquakes" for preventing too much from being destroyed in a 1650 earthquake. A man is shown lying on a leopard skin on a rock in an iconic painting of a historic event in this mountain range by (*) John Everett Millais that appears on the cover of Guns, Germs, and Steel. Over 12,000 people paid 25 cents each and received opera glasses to view a painting of this range during its first exhibition. A waterfall appears in the foreground of that painting, which was made after its creator trekked this range, having been inspired by reading Cosmos by Alexander von Humboldt. For 10 points, the "Heart of" what mountain range was depicted by Frederic Church?
Nobility in this mountain range were often depicted in the form of "arquebusier angels.
Andes Mountains [accept The Heart of the Andes]