For 10 points, name this Venetian artist of The Rape of Europa and The Venus of Urbino.
A man threatens a nude woman with a dagger in this artist's late work Tarquin and Lucretia. In VelÃ¡zquez's Las Hilanderas, Arachne's tapestry is a copy of a painting by this artist. A bucket is being brought for the blood being lapped by a dog in a painting by this artist, which contains a self-portrait as Midas watching Apollo kneel beside the upside-down title figure. As part of his "poesies" series for Philip II, this artist made a two-part depiction of the Diana and Actaeon story. In an entry in that series, this artist painted a (*) cherub riding a fish looking on as the title woman clings to the horn of a white bull. This artist of The Flaying of Marsyas painted a maid looking in a chest behind a bed where a little dog sleeps near a reclining nude woman. For 10 points, name this Venetian artist of The Rape of Europa and The Venus of Urbino.
A man threatens a nude woman with a dagger in this artist's late work Tarquin and Lucretia.
Titian [or Tiziano Vecellio]