Philip the Bold commissioned an international gothic style hexagonal structure named for this person that was designed by Claus Sluter; that was this man's namesake "well." Sigmund Freud wrote an essay that ascribed meaning to the minute, sacrilegous details of a statue of this man, who loosely holds a set of tablets with his right hand. Julius II commissioned that sculpture of this figure for his tomb, and it includes horns commonly seen on this figure in medieval art. For 10 points, name this prophet, whom Michelangelo sculpted holding the Ten Commandments.
Philip the Bold commissioned an international gothic style hexagonal structure named for this person that was designed by Claus Sluter; that was this man's namesake "well." Sigmund Freud wrote an essay that ascribed meaning to the minute, sacrilegous details of a statue of this man, who loosely holds a set of tablets with his right hand. Julius II commissioned that sculpture of this figure for his tomb, and it includes horns commonly seen on this figure in medieval art. For 10 points, name this prophet, whom Michelangelo sculpted holding the Ten Commandments.
Philip the Bold commissioned an international gothic style hexagonal structure named for this person that was designed by Claus Sluter; that was this man's namesake "well."