Ana Maria Pacheco's "Studies of" this figure are large scale drawings, whereas her Dark Night of the Soul is a wood sculpture inspired by the Pollaiuolo brothers' sculpture depicting his death. In 1915 Egon Schiele painted a self-portrait of himself as this man, and Bellini created a triptych on his life. Il Sodoma's version of him is the painter's masterpiece, and he was also the subject of six paintings by Anthony van Dyck, some of which replaced his face with van Dyck's. Ribera and de la Tour's depictions of him both feature him being tended to by Irene, whereas Perugino, like many others, painted him "bound to a column." For 10 points, Andrea Mantegna's portrayal
Ana Maria Pacheco's "Studies of" this figure are large scale drawings, whereas her Dark Night of the Soul is a wood sculpture inspired by the Pollaiuolo brothers' sculpture depicting his death. In 1915 Egon Schiele painted a self-portrait of himself as this man, and Bellini created a triptych on his life. Il Sodoma's version of him is the painter's masterpiece, and he was also the subject of six paintings by Anthony van Dyck, some of which replaced his face with van Dyck's. Ribera and de la Tour's depictions of him both feature him being tended to by Irene, whereas Perugino, like many others, painted him "bound to a column." For 10 points, Andrea Mantegna's portrayals show the typical scene of arrows piercing the body and martyrdom of what Christian saint?
Ana Maria Pacheco's "Studies of" this figure are large scale drawings, whereas her Dark Night of the Soul is a wood sculpture inspired by the Pollaiuolo brothers' sculpture depicting his death.
St. Sebastian or San Sebastiano