One of this man's paintings depicts a man in blue next to a ruined temple as he fits an arrow to shoot a stag that lies across a small river, while another depicts some nymphs sitting on a rock overlooking a small stream with swans.
One of this man's paintings depicts a man in blue next to a ruined temple as he fits an arrow to shoot a stag that lies across a small river, while another depicts some nymphs sitting on a rock overlooking a small stream with swans. One painting shows a group gathered around a man and a woman who dance in a circle with tambourines with a water mill in the background. Besides his Parnassus and The Marriage of Isaac and Rebekah, this former apprentice of Claude Deruet and Augustin Tassi sketched views of Tivoli and Campagna as well as port scenes such as Cleopatra Disembarking at Tarsus. He painted Ulysses departing from the land of Feaci as well as Ulysses returning Chryseis to her father, and the latter painting inspired Turner's Dido Building Carthage. He collected his works in six paper books known as the Liber Veritatis. For 10 points, name this Baroque era French landscape painter, who took his name from the French Duchy in which he was born.
One of this man's paintings depicts a man in blue next to a ruined temple as he fits an arrow to shoot a stag that lies across a small river, while another depicts some nymphs sitting on a rock overlooking a small stream with swans.
Claude {Lorrain} or Claude {Gellée}