His sculpture of Venus is a derived from Aphrodite of Knidos with the goddess turning aside her head and raising her right arm and left leg in modesty.
This artist made a bronze sculpture of a turkey with the right wing raised. His sculpture of Venus is a derived from Aphrodite of Knidos with the goddess turning aside her head and raising her right arm and left leg in modesty. He depicted lactating Nereids sitting on the side while the title character steps on a dolphin in his Fountain of Neptune, while the title character of another work raises a phallic symbol in his hand to strike the figure who is carrying him on his back in the statue Hercules and Nessus. One of his statues that was originally lodged in the Loggia dei Lanzi shows a woman with her head titled back in anguish as she is grabbed by a gruff standing man, and one of his best known statues depicts the title deity with one finger on hsi right hand pointing up, while one leg stands on a severed head adorned by a winged sandal. For 10 points, name this Mannerist sculptor of The Flying Mercury and Rape of the Sabine Women.
This artist made a bronze sculpture of a turkey with the right wing raised.
{Giambologna} (accept {Jean Boulogne}, {Giovanni da Bologna}, and {variations thereof})