In one of this artist's works, the title figure holds a tiger skin in his left hand, out of which a faun eats a bunch of grapes.
In one of this artist's works, the title figure holds a tiger skin in his left hand, out of which a faun eats a bunch of grapes. He's not Caravaggio, but he depicted a drunk Bacchus. The title figure of another of his works is seated, looks to the left, holds his left hand over his stomach, clutches his long beard in his right hand, and has horns. That sculpture by this artist, (*) Moses, was created for a massive commission that produced Dying Slave. In his most famous sculpture, the title character stands in contrapposto with a tree trunk behind his right leg and a sling on his left shoulder. For 10 points, name this Italian Renaissance marble sculptor of the tomb of Julius II, a Pietà, and a muscular David.
In one of this artist's works, the title figure holds a tiger skin in his left hand, out of which a faun eats a bunch of grapes.
Michelangelo [di Lodovico] Buonarroti [Simoni]