In this work, Biagio da Cesena makes an appearance as Minos with two donkey ears.
In this work, Biagio da Cesena makes an appearance as Minos with two donkey ears. Daniel de Volterra has become infamous for covering the genitals of the subjects in this painting with fig-leafs and robes, and he removed a section which showed Saint Blaise ogling Saint Catherine's posterior. The central figure has been compared to Apollo, and is muscular and beardless unlike typical representations. A self-portrait of the artist, as Saint Bartholomew with his flayed skin, is in the center of the painting, and seven angels blow trumpets towards the bottom. For 10 points, name this fresco in the Sistine Chapel that depicts the Second Coming and the apocalypse, a work by Michelangelo.
In this work, Biagio da Cesena makes an appearance as Minos with two donkey ears.
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