Giuliano di Sangallo was one of the men present at Esquiline Hill during the unearthing of this sculpture, placed at the palace of Titus in Natural History by Pliny the Elder, and accredited to Agesander, Polydore, and Athenodorus.
Vasari describes how Leo X commissioned Baccio Bandinelli to make a 1525 copy of this work, for which Giovanni Montorsoli did an erroneous attempt at restoration by making a replacement right arm in an outstretched, rather than a bent position. Giuliano di Sangallo was one of the men present at Esquiline Hill during the unearthing of this sculpture, placed at the palace of Titus in Natural History by Pliny the Elder, and accredited to Agesander, Polydore, and Athenodorus. FTP, name this classical sculpture group that shows giant snakes killing the eponymous Trojan priest and his sons.
Vasari describes how Leo X commissioned Baccio Bandinelli to make a 1525 copy of this work, for which Giovanni Montorsoli did an erroneous attempt at restoration by making a replacement right arm in an outstretched, rather than a bent position.
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