An essay titled for this artist notes that, though “criticism has diminished the number of his authentic works,” a hometown chapel still houses his altarpiece with the “warrior-saint” Liberale. That essay titled for this artist claims that all art aspires toward the “condition of music.” This artist was [emphasize] formerly attributed a painting in which two nude women flank a lute player and his companion sitting on the grass, titled Pastoral Concert. (10[2]-5[3])A second nude woman, rather than a man with a staff, was originally at the left of one of this artist’s paintings in which a single (10[1])lightning bolt appears over a cityscape. (10[2])Before (10[1])dying, (-5[1])this artist from Castelfranco began painting a Sleeping Venus that was completed by his contemporary, (10[1])Titian. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[1])name this Venetian painter of The (-5[1])Tempest. ■END■ (10[3]0[13])