A triptych centered on this figure by Giovanni del Biondo anachronistically depicts soldiers wearing Mongol headdresses. The inscription “nothing is eternal except God: the rest is smoke” appears on a parchment around a candle in a 1506 painting of this figure. This figure sits on a red and gold cloth while being tended to by a female saint in a painting by an Utrecht Caravaggist. (-5[1])This red-clad figure is accompanied by two angels on the panel left of the Isenheim Altarpiece’s crucifixion scene. A painting by (*) El (-5[1])Greco (-5[1])shows this saint atypically adopting a kneeling posture, while Hendrick ter Brugghen showed him being tended to by Irene. (10[1]-5[1])Before working in Mantua, an artist who decorated the Camera degli Sposi painted this saint (10[1])against (-5[1])the backdrop of a Roman (10[1])column after (10[1])recovering (10[2])from (10[1])the plague. (10[3]-5[1])For 10 points, Andrea Mantegna (10[1])depicted the martyrdom (10[1])of what saint (-5[2])shot (10[1])by arrows? ■END■ (10[4]0[1])