A better-known depiction of this location shows the artist's future wife Susan MacDowell to the left of a second lounging nude and a youth, both of whom are playing pipes.
In one depiction of this location by Friedrich von Kaulbach, four putti climb trees in the background while a man in a red shirt watches three girls holding fruit. Another depiction of this location includes two figures borrowed from its artist's earlier work Flaying of Marsyas by Apollo. In that painting by (*) Guercino, two young men stare at a rectangular pedestal on which a mouse and a fly examine a skull. A better-known depiction of this location shows the artist's future wife Susan MacDowell to the left of a second lounging nude and a youth, both of whom are playing pipes. In the most famous depiction of this scene, a man in red, one of the four central figures, gestures to the lone female while a man in a blue robe traces the lettering on a tomb. For 10 points, name this pastoral paradise identified with the central Peloponnese, painted most famously by Nicolas Poussin.
In one depiction of this location by Friedrich von Kaulbach, four putti climb trees in the background while a man in a red shirt watches three girls holding fruit.
Arcadia (accept In Arcadia; accept Et in Arcadia Ego before mention) 