For 10 points, name this Swiss sculptor of Woman With Her Throat Cut and his wiry and extremely elongated Walking Man series.
One painting in the Tate by this artist has his brother as a model, and its constantly reworked presentation evokes a sense of the artist's scrutiny in Seated Man. A head rises from a body that looks like it was formed by hardened flowing lava, in this artist final bust in a series Elie Lotar III. Among his innovations include his "cage sculptures" like No More Play and the macabre Point to the Eye. A man standing atop a slanted pedestal (*) holds an invisible object in Hands Holding the Void and another of this artist's works includes a composition made of wood, glass, wire and string that features a mini-human skeleton and pterodactyl in Palace at 4 am. For 10 points, name this Swiss sculptor of Woman With Her Throat Cut and his wiry and extremely elongated Walking Man series.
One painting in the Tate by this artist has his brother as a model, and its constantly reworked presentation evokes a sense of the artist's scrutiny in Seated Man.
Alberto {Giacometti}