Oil painting of a muscular Etruscan hero in bronze armor with snakes, wearing a blue cloak, against a dark background.

Create an oil painting of an Etruscan hero in Roman Baroque style, inspired by Valentin de Boulogne and his dramatic use of chiaroscuro lighting. Reimagine Allegory of Italy with this Etruscan hero as the main figure, but maintain the rest of the painting. The background should be dark, nearly black, with the lighting remaining neutral and focusing intensely on the figure to create a dramatic contrast. The Etruscan hero is a tall, muscular warrior in his early 30s, with olive skin, dark curly hair, and fierce black eyes that convey readiness for combat. His expression is fierce and intense, with furrowed brows and a piercing gaze directly at the viewer, capturing the indomitable spirit of a war hero who stands prepared for battle. This hero is favored by the chthonic Etruscan gods, and his divine connection is subtly conveyed through his commanding aura and supernatural presence. He seems almost otherworldly, as if his power has been granted by forces beyond the mortal realm. He wears a bronze cuirass, sculpted to emphasize the muscular details of his chest, with serpents and thunderbolt motifs etched into the metal, symbolizing both divine favor and his might on the battlefield. His pteruges (leather strips) are adorned with studs, enhancing the texture and drama of the scene. A rich, royal blue paludamentum (cloak) drapes flows in the wind from his shoulders, adding a regal touch against the otherwise metallic and earthy tones of his armor. He wears an ornate Roman See more