Whistlejacket

3. Someone who lacks courage.
5. A painting in three separate sections or panels.
6. A human being, meaning that she or he cannot live forever unlike a God or Goddess.
7. A famous race horse painted in 1762. The horse’s portrait is now in the National Gallery.
10. Someone that tries to maintain friendly relations between two parties (like two countries) that might not otherwise get along.
13. The area or scenery in a picture that is behind the main object, it often shows distance.
14. In religion, usually this is a very holy person, someone with the highest honour.
15. A stringed musical instrument. Orpheus used one to enchant the animals.
16. Pictures or stories that use made-up characters or objects to describe an idea. There are symbols and usually a moral to the story.

1. A picture of someone, usually of their facem made in order to remember them.
2. A legend or story meant to explain something else, like the creation of stars. Not always true.
4. A golden circular band found around the heads of saints or holy people to show how special they are.
8. A painting used for devotion or religious mediation.
9. In mythology, a terrifying female creature than can turn people to stone.
11. In mythology, the place where the dead go, under the Earth.
12. Giordano Italian artist (1634 – 1705) that was known for painting very quickly.
14. Images or signs that stand for other words or ideas. Like a stop sign.