One artist updated his work depicting this person by writing Latin words at its base commending those who "fight bravely for the fatherland.
One artist updated his work depicting this person by writing Latin words at its base commending those who "fight bravely for the fatherland." A work by Rembrandt shows this figure playing a harp for a man in a brightly-colored turban and in another work a helmet's left wing creeps up this figure's thigh. This figure wears a large garlanded (*) hat and slides a foot through the locks of an enemy in one Renaissance artwork. In another sculpture, this figure's arm finishes a downward motion after having thrown a stone at a Philistine. For 10 points, name this biblical man who killed Goliath, the subject of a marble sculpture by Michelangelo.
One artist updated his work depicting this person by writing Latin words at its base commending those who "fight bravely for the fatherland.
King David [accept David slaying Goliath or knowledge equivalents before “this figure” is read] &lt;GA&gt;