Critics have also suggested that the two small nude horsemen in one of his works were included to appease intellectuals in Padua; that work's subject was Erasmo of Narni.
Horst Janson suggested that one of this man's works must have been made to conform to one of his works with an older Madonna located in the Il Santo. That work includes a face with wings centered on the chest of a woman, and heads appear at the top of cylinders in front of the central figures. Critics have stated that his influence can be seen in the low-relief drapery style in Mantegna's Saint James Addressing the Demons, as a boy in a tunic is seen stepping behind another figure in that work, as well as in this man's Miracle of the Speaking Babe. A portion of another of his works was inspired by a Roman Cosmati work, and depicts (*) dancing and leaping putti. Critics have also suggested that the two small nude horsemen in one of his works were included to appease intellectuals in Padua; that work's subject was Erasmo of Narni. For 10 points, identify this Renaissance sculptor of the Galleria Cantoria and the equestrian Gattamelata.
Horst Janson suggested that one of this man's works must have been made to conform to one of his works with an older Madonna located in the Il Santo.
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