A woman covers her eyes as she is stripped of her blue negligee and is oogled by men in red robes in this man's Phryne Before the Areopagus, but he is better known for painting subjects from the Orient, such as Egyptian cafes.
One of this man's paintings shows a man at the bottom of two sets of stairs near some cherry blossoms and a shrine to a boddhisattva. In one of this man's paintings, he shows a tiger lolling on the ground next to some lions while a small angel leans on his bow and sticks his torso out. Besides A Japanese Imploring a Divinity and Whoever you are, here is your master, a gladiator with his foot on a fallen opponent looks up to a throng of men and women with their thumbs down in his Pollice Verso. He also depicted The Reception of the Siamese Ambassadors at Fontainebleu, as well as a painting featuring Louis XIV and Moliere. A woman covers her eyes as she is stripped of her blue negligee and is oogled by men in red robes in this man's Phryne Before the Areopagus, but he is better known for painting subjects from the Orient, such as Egyptian cafes. For 10 points, name this French Academic painter, known for paintings like Harem Baths and various depictions of Arabs.
One of this man's paintings shows a man at the bottom of two sets of stairs near some cherry blossoms and a shrine to a boddhisattva.
Jean-Léon {Gérôme}