That woman more famously appears walking on a piece of wood covered in red cloth onto a dock as sea gods and Nereids welcome her arrival in Marseilles.
This man is represented as Jupiter tenderly holding Juno's hand in a work in which a woman appears in a chariot pulled by cupid-bearing lions, a pun on the city of Lyons where the scene takes place. A well-known painting at the Louvre by an unknown artist shows this man's mistress sitting naked in a bath as her similarly nude sister gently pinches her nipple. In another work, Jupiter and Saturn, identified by an eagle and sickle, carry this man toward Olympus while a personification of France presents a blue orb to this ruler's (*) wife. France also leans over this man's shoulder in a painting where Cupid and Hymen float in front of him, presenting to him a portrait of an Italian woman. That woman more famously appears walking on a piece of wood covered in red cloth onto a dock as sea gods and Nereids welcome her arrival in Marseilles. For 10 points, name this French king whose wife is the subject of Peter Paul Rubens' Marie de Medici cycle.
This man is represented as Jupiter tenderly holding Juno's hand in a work in which a woman appears in a chariot pulled by cupid-bearing lions, a pun on the city of Lyons where the scene takes place.
Henry IV of France