In addition to The Rape of Europa, this artist also created works in which the title concepts are represented by two women by a water-filled sarcophagus, one clothed, one nude, and one in which the title deity reclines with a dog beside her.
One of this artist's works uses the backdrop of an autumn forest to depict the grisly fate of the title figure as he is ripped apart, while the deity who caused this looks on holding a bow. In addition to The Death of Actaeon, this painter also created a Pieta that takes place in front of a stone niche flanked by statues and another work in which the title figure clings to a bull as she is spirited away. In addition to The Rape of Europa, this artist also created works in which the title concepts are represented by two women by a water-filled sarcophagus, one clothed, one nude, and one in which the title deity reclines with a dog beside her. For 10 points, who is this Italian Renaissance painter of Sacred and Profane Love and Venus of Urbino?
One of this artist's works uses the backdrop of an autumn forest to depict the grisly fate of the title figure as he is ripped apart, while the deity who caused this looks on holding a bow.
{Titian} [or {Tiziano Vecellio}]