The artist of this painting made his own commentary on it mentioning "colossal aerial buildings, with neither foundations nor roof-tops, covered with teeming, quivering vegetation.
The artist of this painting made his own commentary on it mentioning "colossal aerial buildings, with neither foundations nor roof-tops, covered with teeming, quivering vegetation." This painting includes two female figures representing Death and Sorrow, one of whom holds a white lily and the other of whom holds a bloodied sword. At the bottom of this painting, Pan glowers beneath a huge black (*) eagle spreading its wings. A green snake eating its own tail sits under the right foot of one of this painting's title figures, who has red rays emanating from his head and sits on a throne with the other title figure draped over his leg. For 10 points, name this amazingly detailed Gustave Moreau painting depicting the parents of Dionysus.
The artist of this painting made his own commentary on it mentioning "colossal aerial buildings, with neither foundations nor roof-tops, covered with teeming, quivering vegetation.
Jupiter and Semele [or Jupiter et Sémélé]