A portrait with a pear for a nose depicts Rudolph II as this figure and was painted by Giuseppe Arcimboldo.
This figure is depicted as an old man lying on his side with his hands at the side of his head in the Sala di Opi of the Palazzo Vecchio, while a putto holding a mask and a vase with a face on it appear to the right of this figure, who is cloaked in red, in a painting by François Boucher. He is shown in the bottom left of a work that features a putto sitting on a heavily foreshortened tree stump above him, while a dog sits next to him and below a nude young man reaching up to grab a leaf in his left hand. That painting, a fresco in the Villa Medici which features this figure as an old peasant wearing a yellow shirt and holding a basket in his right hand, depicts his lover wearing a sickle and holding a green dress in the bottom right, while the composition is focused on a large circular window in its center. A portrait with a pear for a nose depicts Rudolph II as this figure and was painted by Giuseppe Arcimboldo. For 10 points, name this Roman god of seasons who, as depicted by Jacopo Pontormo, turned himself into an old hag to get with Pomona.
This figure is depicted as an old man lying on his side with his hands at the side of his head in the Sala di Opi of the Palazzo Vecchio, while a putto holding a mask and a vase with a face on it appear to the right of this figure, who is cloaked in red, in a painting by François Boucher.
{Vertumnus} [{variations involving vowels exist}; I guess prompt on {Vertumnus} and {Pomona}]