One version of this sculpture located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art is its sculptor's reworking of his original for the Polish countess Valeria Tarnowska. The original of that work was purchased by Pope Pius VII to replace the sculpture on which it was based, the Apollo Belvedere, and another figure in the sculpture is based off a work located in Rondanini. Another version of this work includes statuettes of Danae and Jupiter and, like Michelangelo's Pieta, is signed on the strap that crosses one figure's chest. That version of this sculpture is located in the Loggia di Lanzi and is notable for the copious gore dripping from the neck of a
One version of this sculpture located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art is its sculptor's reworking of his original for the Polish countess Valeria Tarnowska. The original of that work was purchased by Pope Pius VII to replace the sculpture on which it was based, the Apollo Belvedere, and another figure in the sculpture is based off a work located in Rondanini. Another version of this work includes statuettes of Danae and Jupiter and, like Michelangelo's Pieta, is signed on the strap that crosses one figure's chest. That version of this sculpture is located in the Loggia di Lanzi and is notable for the copious gore dripping from the neck of another figure. For 10 points, this is what mythological event sculpted by both Canova and Cellini that depicts a hero holding the severed head of a Gorgon?
One version of this sculpture located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art is its sculptor's reworking of his original for the Polish countess Valeria Tarnowska.
{Perseus} with the Head of {Medusa} [accept word equivalents]