Romulus stands wearing a red cape at the left and gives the instructions for the title action in this artist's two representations of the Rape of the Sabine Women, which depict historically accurate architecture.
In one of this artist's works, a two-faced statue overlooks the scene at left while one infant plays a flute and another infant holds an hourglass. Romulus stands wearing a red cape at the left and gives the instructions for the title action in this artist's two representations of the Rape of the Sabine Women, which depict historically accurate architecture. In another of his works, four people form a circle at center while a godly procession observes in the clouds above. In another of his works, four shepherds gather around a grave, which is marked by the title inscription. For 10 points, name this classical French painter of A Dance to the Music of Time and Et En Arcadia Ego.
In one of this artist's works, a two-faced statue overlooks the scene at left while one infant plays a flute and another infant holds an hourglass.
Nicolas {Poussin}