For 10 points, name this painter of Madame X.
A series of murals by this man beginning with Frieze of Prophets and ending with the double panels Church and Synagogue notably features the gilded Dogma of Redemption; those murals for the Boston Public Library comprise his Triumph of Religion. One of his works features a line of blindfolded figures stumbling toward a platform, while in another a dancer holds up the hem of her white dress as she twirls. This artist of (*) Gassed and El Jaleo painted another work in which one of the title characters leans against a giant Japanese vase while another plays with a doll on a rug in the foreground, The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit. Another of his works sparked a scandal at the Salon due to the provocative pose of Madame Gautreau. For 10 points, name this painter of Madame X.
A series of murals by this man beginning with Frieze of Prophets and ending with the double panels Church and Synagogue notably features the gilded Dogma of Redemption; those murals for the Boston Public Library comprise his Triumph of Religion.
John Singer {Sargent}