Baccio Bandinelli's attempt to copy one work by this name inspired a parody by Titian which depicts its central figures as apes; that original work was made by Polydorus, Athenodoros, and Agesander, and shows even larger serpents killing three men.
One book by this name discusses the interdependence of poetry and visual art, concluding that poetry has the advantage of showing duration and change while the arts can only depict singular moments. A painting by this name depicts a yellow horse climbing a hill in the center background while an arc is formed by a snake on the left. Baccio Bandinelli's attempt to copy one work by this name inspired a parody by Titian which depicts its central figures as apes; that original work was made by Polydorus, Athenodoros, and Agesander, and shows even larger serpents killing three men. For 10 points, name these works which depict a priest in the Aeneid being punished by Neptune for doubting the Trojan Horse.
One book by this name discusses the interdependence of poetry and visual art, concluding that poetry has the advantage of showing duration and change while the arts can only depict singular moments.
{Laocoon} [or the {Laocoon group} ; or {Laocoon} and His {Sons} ]