In this work, painted for the ceiling of a room of Egyptian antiquities in the Louvre, two statuesque females, one holding a dagger and the other resting an oar on her lap, sit at the feet of the title figure. Figures in the foreground include Poussin, Shakespeare, Racine, Moliere, and Voltaire. To the title figure's right are Horace, Virgil, Dante and Rafael, from whose painting School of Athens the artist got his idea f
In this work, painted for the ceiling of a room of Egyptian antiquities in the Louvre, two statuesque females, one holding a dagger and the other resting an oar on her lap, sit at the feet of the title figure. Figures in the foreground include Poussin, Shakespeare, Racine, Moliere, and Voltaire. To the title figure's right are Horace, Virgil, Dante and Rafael, from whose painting School of Athens the artist got his idea for the work, while an Ionic temple looms in the background. For ten points, identify the Ingres work in which Victory crowns the titular Greek bard.
In this work, painted for the ceiling of a room of Egyptian antiquities in the Louvre, two statuesque females, one holding a dagger and the other resting an oar on her lap, sit at the feet of the title figure.
The Apotheosis of Homer