He is also the subject of a work in which he is about to catch and kill a lizard on a tree.
The Etruscan artist Vulca likely created a terracotta depiction of this figure found at Veii. Canova's Perseus was created to replace a depiction of this figure after Napoleon took it to France. That depiction of him is contained in a courtyard designed by Bramante in the Vatican Palace, and is a copy of a Leochares work. He is also the subject of a work in which he is about to catch and kill a lizard on a tree. Those are the depictions of him "of the Belvidere" and Praxiteles's depiction of him as "Sauroctonos." For 10 points, name this Greek god of light, music, and the arts.
The Etruscan artist Vulca likely created a terracotta depiction of this figure found at Veii.
Apollo [accept as part of any larger title mentioned in the question]