Later in his life, he created a statue of Mercury holding his arms above his head, with wings in his hair, and looking backwards.
The early works of this artist include numerous medals, including ones depicting Leda and the Swan, Hercules and the Nemean Lion, and Atlas Supporting the Sphere. Later in his life, he created a statue of Mercury holding his arms above his head, with wings in his hair, and looking backwards. Another work by this artist, now located in the Piazza della Signoria, shows a man standing on the body of a woman and holding a sword and (*) her head. Perhaps the most famous work by this artist is a gold piece created for Francis I, depicting Neptune and Ceres leaning back with their hands resting on two small containers, intended for use on the king's table. For 10 points, name this sculptor who created Perseus Holding the Head of Medusa and the Saliera, or Salt Cellar.
The early works of this artist include numerous medals, including ones depicting Leda and the Swan, Hercules and the Nemean Lion, and Atlas Supporting the Sphere.
Benvenuto Cellini