This man is shown collecting water next to a goat in a painting by Veronese, while another work sees him approaching an angel holding a sword. That depiction of this man can be found on the left side of The Haywain by Hieronymus Bosch. Masolino and Masaccio painted scenes from this man's life on opposite walls of the Brancacci Chapel, and one of those scenes depicts him holding his hands over his eyes while a red-robed angel (*) expels him from his home. This man also appears on the left side of the Ghent Altarpiece underneath a depiction of his two sons, while a more famous depiction of him sees him extend his hand in order to touch the fing
This man is shown collecting water next to a goat in a painting by Veronese, while another work sees him approaching an angel holding a sword. That depiction of this man can be found on the left side of The Haywain by Hieronymus Bosch. Masolino and Masaccio painted scenes from this man's life on opposite walls of the Brancacci Chapel, and one of those scenes depicts him holding his hands over his eyes while a red-robed angel (*) expels him from his home. This man also appears on the left side of the Ghent Altarpiece underneath a depiction of his two sons, while a more famous depiction of him sees him extend his hand in order to touch the finger of God. For 10 points, name this man whose "Creation" Michelangelo painted on the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
This man is shown collecting water next to a goat in a painting by Veronese, while another work sees him approaching an angel holding a sword.
Adam