 The Saint's body lies stretched out, as if it were in a sarcophagus, evoking a sense of pathos.Another early important Roman sculptor was Francesco Mochi (1580–1654), born in Montevarchi, near Florence.He made a celebrated bronze equestrian statue of Alexander Farnese for the main square of Piacenza (1620–1625), and a vivid statue of Saint Veronica for Saint Peter's Basilica, so active that she seems to be about to leap from the niche.