Michael Baldwin and Mel Ramsden superimposed a painting of one of these events onto a Pollock in the  Art &amp; Language exhibit.
Michael Baldwin and Mel Ramsden superimposed a painting of one of these events onto a Pollock in the  Art &amp; Language exhibit. A painting of one of these events from a Chateaubriand novella involving the Natchez character Chactas was executed by Anne-Louis Girodet [zhee-"row"-DAY]. X-ray analysis confirmed Salvador Dali's theory that a painting originally titled "prayer for the potato crop" actually depicted one of these events. In another painting depicting one of these, a white (*) dog stands next to a man anachronistically wearing clothes from the French Revolution. Jean-Francois Millet's The Angelus likely shows one of these events. A massive painting of one of these events was criticized for using the scale of history paintings to depict ordinary people, including a man carrying a cross on the left side. For 10 points, name these events, one of which was depicted "at Ornans" by Gustave Courbet.
Michael Baldwin and Mel Ramsden superimposed a painting of one of these events onto a Pollock in the  Art &amp; Language exhibit.
funerals [accept burials or equivalent; accept Funeral at Ornans; accept Burial of the Count of Orgaz]