On the right of this work, Alexander the Great appears wearing a golden armor and holding an ornate box.
This painting was likely inspired by the artist looking at Archelaos of Priene's relief sculpture on the same subject. It was commissioned for the ceiling of the Egyptian Antiquities room of the Louvre, but it was taken down and shown vertically.  On the right of this work, Alexander the Great appears wearing a golden armor and holding an ornate box. The bottom of  this work shows a green-clad woman who holds a symbolic oar across her knee and a red clad woman who holds an  equally symbolic (*) sword. Dante, who is wearing a laurel on his head, is shown next to Nicholas Poussin in the bottom left of this painting. The title figure holds a long scepter and is being adorned with laurels by the winged Victory, and Pindar is shown presenting a lyre to the title character of this work. For 10 points, name this Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres painting celebrating the achievements of the ancient Greek poet of the Iliad.
This painting was likely inspired by the artist looking at Archelaos of Priene's relief sculpture on the same subject.
The Apotheosis of Homer [or Homer Deified; or Apothéose d’Homére]