An early artwork of this type does not contain a discus, but does depict an unusually asymmetrical, bearded, wreath-wearing kouros and is attributed to the anonymous "Rampin Master".
An early artwork of this type does not contain a discus, but does depict an unusually asymmetrical, bearded, wreath-wearing kouros and is attributed to the anonymous "Rampin Master". Another artwork of this type, found in the Piazza del Santo in Padua, is accompanied by two bas reliefs that show its subject's coat of arms and two angels holding up battle armor. A bronze artwork of this type now found in the Capitoline Museums depicts the raised-hand (*) adlocutio gesture of its subject, Emperor Marcus Aurelius. The condottiere Bartolomeo Colleoni was depicted in a statue of this type by Verrocchio that was made about 25 years after a Donatello artwork of this type depicting Erasmo de Narni, a man nicknamed "Honey Cat" or "Gattamelata." For 10 points, name this type of statue that shows its subject on horseback.
An early artwork of this type does not contain a discus, but does depict an unusually asymmetrical, bearded, wreath-wearing kouros and is attributed to the anonymous "Rampin Master".
equestrian statue [accept horseback statue or equivalents suggesting statue of a man riding a horse until "horseback"; prompt on "sculpture" or "statue" before "statue"]