The Escorial added a loincloth and crown of thorns to this artist's marble depiction of the Crucifixion.
In 2003, one of this artist's works was stolen from the Kunsthistorisches museum by Robert Mang. The Escorial added a loincloth and crown of thorns to this artist's marble depiction of the Crucifixion. This artist's unfinished works include a chalice for Pope Clement VII. A statue of Mars stands in the midst of a fountain this sculptor designed for the Palace of Fontainbleau, a building for which he also depicting a nymph reclining beneath a stag head. A figure with a trident reclines on sea horses across from the goddess Ceres in one work by him. In another sculpture by him, a strap runs across the chest of a hero with a winged helmet and curved-tipped sword, who clutches a decapitated head that spews blood. For 10 points, mame this Mannerist sculptor of a Salt Cellar for Francis I and Perseus with the Head of Medusa.
In 2003, one of this artist's works was stolen from the Kunsthistorisches museum by Robert Mang.
Benvenuto Cellini