This artist depicted a man in a green tunic holding a pail on the right side of one work, and the title character of another painting has open palms facing the viewer while two angels with red and blue wings sit behind him on a sarcophagus.
This artist depicted a man in a green tunic holding a pail on the right side of one work, and the title character of another painting has open palms facing the viewer while two angels with red and blue wings sit behind him on a sarcophagus. This artist depicted the first title character depositing the head of the second title character in a bag while under a pink tent in his Judith and Holofernes. Another painting by this artist of Christ as the Suffering Redeemer shows two men walking away from the viewer on a sloping pink road to the left of the title figure and includes a rider with a scythe in a cloud at the top left. He painted The musicians and The corselet bearers as two parts of his series the Triumphs of Caesar. This artist foreshortened the title figure of another painting but made his feet smaller. For 10 points, name this Italian artist of Dead Christ who painted three versions of St. Sebastian.
This artist depicted a man in a green tunic holding a pail on the right side of one work, and the title character of another painting has open palms facing the viewer while two angels with red and blue wings sit behind him on a sarcophagus.
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