An art historian from this country corrected “improprieties” in Michelangelo’s Last Judgment and gave other rules for iconography in his The Art of Painting. A movable screen painting in the sacristy of a palace in this country depicts angels in a high vaulted room floating over an excommunication ceremony. A bearded woman nurses a baby (15[2])in a painting from this country whose artist moved away from tenebrism with a brilliantly golden version of the (*) Immaculate Conception. An artist from this country depicted a young boy holding a (10[1])note that reads “Give me alms!” as well as a cane (10[2])to help with (10[1])his clubfoot. (10[1])The many paintings of monks by an artist from this country include (10[1])one of Saint Serapion (10[1])drawn and quartered. Pantry items typically appear in still lifes from this country called bodegónes. For 10 points, name this home country of Jusepe (“joo-SEP”) de Ribera and Francisco de Zurbarán. ■END■