In another sculpture, this figure's arm finishes a downward motion after having thrown a stone at a Philistine.
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;