In addition to the painter of Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber, this country was home to a man who painted monks and other clergy gathered around a (*) deceased saint lying in state on a rich orange cloth.
A contemporary artist from this country painted a series in which a man lies peacefully on the ground under the night sky, between various glowing objects like chess pieces, frogs, and dominos. That artist of Ursa Major is called the "The Horticulturist." Another artist from this country used a completely black backdrop for his still-lifes, which show fruits and vegetables sitting on a stone block, or suspended by string. In addition to the painter of Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber, this country was home to a man who painted monks and other clergy gathered around a (*) deceased saint lying in state on a rich orange cloth. That artist of The Death of St. Bonaventure painted a red and yellow Mercedarian badge on the stark white robes of a different deceased saint, who hangs limply by his rope-bound wrists. The Martyrdom of St. Serapion exemplifies the heavy use of tenebrism that marked this country's Baroque period. For 10 points, name this Iberian country home to Francisco de ZurbarÃ¡n. 
A contemporary artist from this country painted a series in which a man lies peacefully on the ground under the night sky, between various glowing objects like chess pieces, frogs, and dominos.
Spain