The design for a work by this artist survives in a set of watercolor drawings by Francesco Bertoli.
The design for a work by this artist survives in a set of watercolor drawings by Francesco Bertoli. That work was a clasp made for the Pope and contained rubies and sapphires as well as a depiction of Christ sitting on a diamond. A bronze sculpture by this man stands on a plinth carved with niches that hold miniature bronze figures. This artist made a semilunar sculpture showing a reclining woman underneath a deer whose head and antlers project out of the main space. That work, a bronze tympanum, is the only surviving part of this artist's Golden Gate (*) of Fontainebleau. This man embedded allegorical enamel figures in the base of a work that contains a small triumphal arch, which is dwarfed by a seated man and woman representing the earth and sea. This artist, who once escaped from the Castel Sant'Angelo, sculpted a hero in a winged helmet who stands on a bleeding corpse and lifts up a severed head. For 10 points, name this sculptor of the Saliera and Perseus with the Head of Medusa.
The design for a work by this artist survives in a set of watercolor drawings by Francesco Bertoli.
Benvenuto Cellini