For ten points, identify this work by Bernini, depicting the moment when the titular female is being turned into a laurel after the titular Roman God catches her.
It was the last work completed by its maker for Cardinal Borghese, after Pluto and Persephone. On its base it bears an edifying moral couplet by Pope Urban VIII: "Those who love to pursue fleeting forms of pleasure, in the end find only leaves and bitter berries in their hands," justifying the presence of a scene of attempted rape, albeit one tastefully done in white marble, in a Cardinal's manor. For ten points, identify this work by Bernini, depicting the moment when the titular female is being turned into a laurel after the titular Roman God catches her.
It was the last work completed by its maker for Cardinal Borghese, after Pluto and Persephone.
{Apollo and Daphne}