In one work by this artist found in Venice's Museo Correr, a young Icarus arches his back away from an idealized depiction of Daedalus extending his right arm.
In one work by this artist found in Venice's Museo Correr, a young Icarus arches his back away from an idealized depiction of Daedalus extending his right arm. He's not Donatello, but this artist also showed the title woman seated near a skull and holding a golden cross in his depiction of the Penitent Magdalene. An orb topped by a gilded figure of Nike rests in the central god's hand in another sculpture by this artist who also designed the tomb for Pope (*) Clement XIV. A winged figure reaches down to grab the breast of a sleeping woman in another work by this artist, who also showed a nude woman reclining on a couch while holding an apple in his depiction of Pauline Borghese as the title goddess. For 10 points, name this Italian Neoclassical sculptor of Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss and Venus Victrix.
In one work by this artist found in Venice's Museo Correr, a young Icarus arches his back away from an idealized depiction of Daedalus extending his right arm.
Antonio Canova 