That painting, The Choice of Hercules, was painted by this artist for the camerino in the building housing his best-known works.
The club-wielding central figure of one of this man's paintings sits in front of a palm as Virtue, on his right, points toward the path to glory and Pleasure, on his left, displays musical instruments and masks. That painting, The Choice of Hercules, was painted by this artist for the camerino in the building housing his best-known works. One of this artist's paintings sees an orange-and-blue-clad Saint Peter recoil in shock as Christ, carrying a cross on his shoulder, appears to him on the (*) Appian Way. Another of his famous paintings is a lunette centering on a palace in which two Biblical figures lead a donkey along a path in the foreground. For 10 points, identify this Bologna-born cofounder of the painter of Domine, Quo Vadis? and The Flight into Egypt, whose Triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne is part of the Loves of the Gods series he painted for the Farnese Gallery.
The club-wielding central figure of one of this man's paintings sits in front of a palm as Virtue, on his right, points toward the path to glory and Pleasure, on his left, displays musical instruments and masks.
{Annibale Carracci} [{don't} accept “{Agostino Carracci}” or other {members} of the {Carracci family}, {obviously}]