One statue by this man shows angels in battle armor on one of its reliefs, which in turn sits on top of a pair of false doors symbolizing the entry to the underworld. He used white poplar for his depiction of a woman with her hands folded in prayer, which Vasari called an example of perfect anatomy; that work is the Penitent Magdalene. He depicted the condottieri (*) Erasmo of Narni in another work. Another work by him shows a man placing his hand in a fold of his toga; that realistic work was commissioned for the bell tower of the Florence Cat
One statue by this man shows angels in battle armor on one of its reliefs, which in turn sits on top of a pair of false doors symbolizing the entry to the underworld. He used white poplar for his depiction of a woman with her hands folded in prayer, which Vasari called an example of perfect anatomy; that work is the Penitent Magdalene. He depicted the condottieri (*) Erasmo of Narni in another work. Another work by him shows a man placing his hand in a fold of his toga; that realistic work was commissioned for the bell tower of the Florence Cathedral and depicts a bald prophet. Another of his works shows a man with his hand resting on his hip holding a sword in his right, naked except for a cap and shoes and standing on a decapitated head. For 10 points, name this renaissance sculptor who created the Gattamelata, a statue of Habakkuk called Zuccone, and a bronze depiction of David.
One statue by this man shows angels in battle armor on one of its reliefs, which in turn sits on top of a pair of false doors symbolizing the entry to the underworld.