A lone caper flower lies at the bottom of this painting, while in the lower-left, a gold urn inscribed with the artist's signature lies on a manila-colored sheet or garment.
A lone caper flower lies at the bottom of this painting, while in the lower-left, a gold urn inscribed with the artist's signature lies on a manila-colored sheet or garment. On the right, a figure reminiscent of Laocoon struggles to throw off a snake. The first title character is followed by an (*) entourage including a woman wielding cymbals and a satyr dragging the head of a calf. Two cheetahs pull the chariot of the first title character, who is leaping off after having just thrown a crown into the sky to become the constellation Corona. Prior to the events of this painting, the second title character had just been deserted by her love on the island of Naxos. For 10 points, identify this painting which depicts the god of wine absconding with the lover of Theseus, a work by Titian.
A lone caper flower lies at the bottom of this painting, while in the lower-left, a gold urn inscribed with the artist's signature lies on a manila-colored sheet or garment.
Bacchus and Ariadne