This man painted the Madonna of Victory altarpiece to commemorate the victory of his patron at the Battle of Fornovo, and he dedicated his Parnassus to that patron's wife, Isabelle d'Este.
This man painted the Madonna of Victory altarpiece to commemorate the victory of his patron at the Battle of Fornovo, and he dedicated his Parnassus to that patron's wife, Isabelle d'Este. A series by this artist includes sections like "The Corselet-bearers" and "The Elephants" and is housed in Hampton Court, and he decorated a room in the Ducal Palace of Mantua with a di sotto in su ceiling. The Triumph of Caesar and Camera degli Sposi were painted by, for 10 points, what artist who is best known for his use of foreshortening in such works as The Dead Christ?
This man painted the Madonna of Victory altarpiece to commemorate the victory of his patron at the Battle of Fornovo, and he dedicated his Parnassus to that patron's wife, Isabelle d'Este.
Andrea {Mantegna}