Pliny also claims it was created by Agesander, Athenodoros, and Polyclitus.
A Niccolo Boldini engraving demonstrates that Titian created a painting which replaced the figures in this work with monkeys. A William Blake print surrounded this work with multilingual graffiti and argued this work was copied from Cherubim at Solomon's Temple. The Louvre contains a casting supervised by Primaticcio, while the Uffizi contains Bandinelli's version. Ludwig Pollak found part of the missing marble arm, and it is made of seven pieces of marble, contra Pliny, who claimed it was made from a single slab and was found at the palace of Emperor Titus. Pliny also claims it was created by Agesander, Athenodoros, and Polyclitus. For 10 points, name this sculptural work, which depicts three men being strangled by snakes.
A Niccolo Boldini engraving demonstrates that Titian created a painting which replaced the figures in this work with monkeys.
{Laocoön Group} or {Gruppo del Laocoonte} or {Laocoön} and His {Sons}