FTP, name this American artist of Death on a Pale Horse.
He was inspired by Sir Walter Scott's The Monastery to paint Roadside Meeting, while a poem by Thomas Campbell inspired Lord Ullin's Daughter and the "Man of Law's Tale" inspired his depiction of a woman lounging in a canoe, Constance.  He depicted the sun setting behind a strangely bowed sailboat in his With Sloping Mast and Dipping Prow.  Two people in Elizabethan garb stand in the lower left of his The Forest of Arden, while God holds a brown orb and raises his left hand in the center background in this man's Jonah.  His other depictions of boats on the ocean include Toilers of the Sea and The Flying Dutchman.  In his most famous painting, a snake hangs out by a ruined fence in the foreground, while the central figure rides by holding a scythe.  FTP, name this American artist of Death on a Pale Horse.
He was inspired by Sir Walter Scott's The Monastery to paint Roadside Meeting, while a poem by Thomas Campbell inspired Lord Ullin's Daughter and the "Man of Law's Tale" inspired his depiction of a woman lounging in a canoe, Constance.  
Albert Pinkham Ryder