The Rape of Europa is depicted on the pedestal of a fountain this artist created in the Boboli Gardens.  
The Rape of Europa is depicted on the pedestal of a fountain this artist created in the Boboli Gardens.  A longhaired, bearded colossus climbs out of the ground and is surrounded by a series of grottoes with dancing water fountains in his enormous Apennine Colossus in the Villa di Pratolino.  An equestrian statue by this student of Jacques du Broeucq is mounted on a symbol of Capricorn and its rider was separated from his horse during World War II.  One of this man's works depicts a Nereid squeezing milk from her breasts.   This sculptor of Cosimo I and the Fountain of Neptune showed a centaur being bludgeoned to death in Hercules and Nessus.  A god in winged sandals stands on one foot in one of his bronzes, while he used marble for a work in the Loggia dei Lanzi where a man stands on top of another man and holds a protesting woman. For 10 points, name this Flemish-born Mannerist sculptor of The Flying Mercury and The Rape of the Sabine Women.
The Rape of Europa is depicted on the pedestal of a fountain this artist created in the Boboli Gardens.  
Giambologna [or Giovanni da Bologna; or Jean de Boulogne]