Karl Fernow criticized this man's works for having no primary point from which they could be viewed, because some were intended to be placed on rotating pedestals.
One of this man's sculptures unusually contains a cable, which a father is using to fasten wings onto his son. Karl Fernow criticized this man's works for having no primary point from which they could be viewed, because some were intended to be placed on rotating pedestals. One work by this man shows three women with braided hair holding a scarf and leaning their heads together in a circle. Another sculpture by this artist of The Three Graces aroused controversy due to its portrayal of a (*) high-ranking woman reclining nude to the waist on a couch. A woman arches her neck backwards and encircles her arms around her winged lover standing above her in another of his works, typical of his Greek-inspired style. For 10 points, name this neoclassical Italian sculptor of Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss who depicted Napoleon's sister Pauline Borghese as Venus Victrix.
One of this man's sculptures unusually contains a cable, which a father is using to fasten wings onto his son.
Antonio Canova