He sculpted a bust of Cosimo I di Medici as well as Ganymede Riding the Eagle, and like Canova he sculpted a Perseus with the Head of Medusa.  
One of his late works was a nude crucifixion, currently housed at El Escorial, which was probably modeled by his assistant Fernando.  One of his works shows a nude young man who holds his left arm in the air, while his right hand rests on a wing of the bird he is riding.  Another of his works depicts two figures who sit across from each other with their legs crossed, in the same way that the arms of the sea flow into the land, and features a man mounted on four seahorses and a woman sitting next to a temple.  Yet another, which is located in the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence, shows a young man holding a sword in his right hand and a decapitated head in his left. He sculpted a bust of Cosimo I di Medici as well as Ganymede Riding the Eagle, and like Canova he sculpted a Perseus with the Head of Medusa.  FTP, name this larger-than-life Renaissance artist, whose works include a notable "Saltcellar" and a lurid Autobiography.
One of his late works was a nude crucifixion, currently housed at El Escorial, which was probably modeled by his assistant Fernando.  
Benvenuto Cellini