Two lions pull a chariot while cherubs fly overhead in this artist's The Triumph of Divine Love, which is one of twenty tapestries in his Triumph of the Eucharist cycle in Madrid. A torch-bearing Alekto drags Mars to combat despite the struggles of Venus in his painting Consequences of War, while another of his works depicts himself in a honeysuckle bower holding the hand of his first wife, (*) Is
Two lions pull a chariot while cherubs fly overhead in this artist's The Triumph of Divine Love, which is one of twenty tapestries in his Triumph of the Eucharist cycle in Madrid. A torch-bearing Alekto drags Mars to combat despite the struggles of Venus in his painting Consequences of War, while another of his works depicts himself in a honeysuckle bower holding the hand of his first wife, (*) Isabella Brant. The Triumph of Truth ends a cycle of his paintings containing The Disembarkation at Marseilles and "The Destiny of" the central woman. Another of this artist's paintings shows Nicodemus holding onto a large white cloth with his teeth as a crowd tries to bring down the corpse of Christ. For 10 points, name this Flemish artist of the Marie de' Medici cycle and a notable Deposition, also known for painting fleshy nude women.
Two lions pull a chariot while cherubs fly overhead in this artist's The Triumph of Divine Love, which is one of twenty tapestries in his Triumph of the Eucharist cycle in Madrid.
Peter Paul Rubens