Cerberus appears below the title figure, on whose face are sculpted tears, in this artist's Rape of Proserpine.
Cerberus appears below the title figure, on whose face are sculpted tears, in this artist's Rape of Proserpine. He depicted a fully clothed David in the act of throwing a stone, and a nymph is in the middle of turning into a laurel in his Apollo and Daphne. A work of his in the Piazza Navona includes depictions of the Danube and the Ganges, the Fountain of the Four Rivers. One of this man's most famous sculptures is housed in Santa Maria della Vittoria and depicts an angel pointing a spear at the writhing title saint. For 10 points, name this sculptor of The Ecstasy of St. Theresa.
Cerberus appears below the title figure, on whose face are sculpted tears, in this artist's Rape of Proserpine.
Gian Lorenzo {Bernini} [accept early Rape of Proserpine]