A sculpture partly named for this adjective was commissioned by Attalus II of (*) Pergamon to celebrate his victory over an Anatolian tribe and depicts a curved trumpet next to its subject, who wears a torque neck ring.
A sculpture whose title includes this adjective is paired with a sculpture depicting a man holding his dead wife and turning his face as he stabs his own chest. A sculpture titled for this adjective depicts a rigidly-posed warrior with an archaic smile and was found on the west pediment of the Temple of Aphaia. A sculpture partly named for this adjective was commissioned by Attalus II of (*) Pergamon to celebrate his victory over an Anatolian tribe and depicts a curved trumpet next to its subject, who wears a torque neck ring. The Rebellious Slave, Moses, and a sculpture of a slave described by this adjective were created by Michelangelo for Pope Julius II's tomb. A marble sculpture depicts a seated naked man with a mustache leaning on his leg as he experiences this process. For 10 points, a Hellenistic sculpture depicts a mortally wounded Gaul undergoing what process?
A sculpture whose title includes this adjective is paired with a sculpture depicting a man holding his dead wife and turning his face as he stabs his own chest.
dying [or Dying Gaul/Galatian/Gladiator; or Dying Warrior; or Dying Slave; accept death]