Michelangelo observed its 1506 discovery in Rome a
Michelangelo observed its 1506 discovery in Rome and imitated its features in his works, an example being the contrapposto in the Rebellious Slave. Attributed to Agesander, Athenodorus, and Polydorus of Rhodes, its most notable features are the writhing muscles and pained facial expressions of the title character and his children. For 10 points—name this Greek sculpture of a man and his sons struggling violently as they are killed by snakes.
Michelangelo observed its 1506 discovery in Rome and imitated its features in his works, an example being the contrapposto in the Rebellious Slave.
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