This man sculpted Cerberus standing behind Pluto holding the title figure in his Rape of Proserpina, and his David is bent ov
This man sculpted Cerberus standing behind Pluto holding the title figure in his Rape of Proserpina, and his David is bent over loading his sling. In one sculpture he showed three generations of men, while in another a figure turns into a laurel tree. In addition to Aeneas, Anchises, and Ascanius and Apollo and Daphne, he sculpted a work in the Cornaro chapel showing an angel about to stab a saint with an arrow. For 10 points, name this designer of the St. Peter's Piazza and sculptor of The Ecstasy of St. Theresa.
This man sculpted Cerberus standing behind Pluto holding the title figure in his Rape of Proserpina, and his David is bent over loading his sling.
Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini