Diana Puntar's "homemade futurist" sculpture Less Than Day, Or Night was inspired by this artist's work.
Diana Puntar's "homemade futurist" sculpture Less Than Day, Or Night was inspired by this artist's work. Carlo Barsotti established the park named for this man in New York City, which is where Ettore Ximenes's massive sculpture of him resides. A sculpture inspired by the philosophy of this person quotes Michelangelo's portrait of Lorenzo Medici and was originally created to sit in front of the other sculptures Eternal Springtime and I Am (*) Beautiful. This man's writings inspired a sculptural complex in which the sculpture The Three Graces can be seen at its top. A depiction of Ugolino, gnawing at his fingers, was inspired by the writings of this man. The Thinker and The Gates of Hell were inspired by, for 10 points, what Italian author's The Divine Comedy?
Diana Puntar's "homemade futurist" sculpture Less Than Day, Or Night was inspired by this artist's work.
Dante Alighieri [accept either]