A controversial parody of this painting featuring a loincloth-clad Nelson Mandela and AIDS activist Nkosi Johnson was created in 2011 by Yiull Damaso.
A controversial parody of this painting featuring a loincloth-clad Nelson Mandela and AIDS activist Nkosi Johnson was created in 2011 by Yiull Damaso. It was likely inspired by a painting on a similar subject by Thomas de Keyzer, and its artist later painted another work on a similar subject that was heavily inspired by Mantegna's Dead Christ. In its background, a set of rules is posted below a stone archway, in front of which a man consults a scribble-covered (*) notebook. This painting's bottom right features a large Andreas Vesalius text. Its central figure is the supine Aris Kindt, whose flexor digitorum superficialis is being held up for inspection. For 10 points, name this painting whose title character is explaining the musculature of the arm, a 1632 work of Rembrandt.
A controversial parody of this painting featuring a loincloth-clad Nelson Mandela and AIDS activist Nkosi Johnson was created in 2011 by Yiull Damaso.
The {Anatomy Lesson} of Dr. Nicolaes {Tulp} [prompt on "The Anatomy Lesson" and accept any form of the title that specifies "Tulp" without otherwise being wrong]