To the Music of Time.
This man's contradictory placement of both Ajax and Hyacinthus in one work can be explained by the fact his source was his friend Giambattista Marino's poem La Rosa. This man's self-portrait shows a canvas with a woman being crowned with a diadem in the background, while a ring in the shape of a four sided pyramid can be seen on his right pinky finger. This painter of The Realm of Flora drew from a Giuliano Romano engraving for a work that juxtaposes the masks of Punchinello and Columbine with satyr masks and thyrsoi in the foreground. His brother-in-law Gaspard Dughet took his last name, and the aforementioned Triumph of Pan was among the Bacchanals commissioned by (*) Cardinal Richelieu. This man also did a set of two companion paintings on the death of Phocion as well as a painting of an old man playing the lyre at right while four figures form a circle at center. For 10 points, name this classicist painter of A Dance To the Music of Time.
This man's contradictory placement of both Ajax and Hyacinthus in one work can be explained by the fact his source was his friend Giambattista Marino's poem La Rosa.
Nicolas {Poussin}