In one series of paintings depicting her, a nursemaid uses a plate or a piece of cloth to shield her as she reclines on a bed.
One depiction of this figure shows a pair of putti in the lower right testing lead and gold arrows against a rock. In another depiction she wears red bracelets as an oddly-colored putto hovers above her. Rembrandt used his wife Saskia as a model for his depiction of this figure, but later changed the face to that of his mistress. Correggio's depiction of her shows a winged figure pulling a (*) white cloth over her, and shows her right leg at an odd angle. In one series of paintings depicting her, a nursemaid uses a plate or a piece of cloth to shield her as she reclines on a bed. In another painting she is wrapped in a royal purple cloth, lying in the fetal position with one breast exposed; that depiction gives her bright-red hair and is by Klimt. For 10 points, name this mythological figure, who in a series by Titian is about to be impregnated by a shower of gold.
One depiction of this figure shows a pair of putti in the lower right testing lead and gold arrows against a rock.
Danae