A 2024 book about this artist titled A Self Portrait in Words elaborated on his efforts to block the export of Titian’s Death of Actaeon. Heinrich Hoffman’s photographs of Hitler inspired this artist’s repeated use of tassel cords, (15[1])including a work showing a disintegrated skull falling in on itself. Parts of a chimpanzee can be seen in a painting showing an umbrella-carrying diplomat (15[1])next (15[1])to a giant (15[1])beef carcass (15[1])in this (15[1])artist's work (15[2]-5[1])Painting, 1946. (-5[2])Dark (15[1])blobs follow a man (*) vomiting into (10[1])a sink in a work (10[1])entitled (10[3])May–June (10[1])1973 (10[1])by this (10[1])artist, part of his Black Triptychs (10[1])series. (10[2])This lover (10[1])of George Dyer (10[1])showed (10[2])cage-like lines surrounding a subject with an open mouth (10[1])inspired (10[1])by Battleship Potemkin. That work was modeled after a (10[1])Velazquez portrait of Innocent X. (10[1])For 10 points, name this artist of a series of screaming popes. ■END■ (10[4]0[2])