This sculptor of The Rape of Proserpina also depicted a nymph changing into a laurel tree in his Apollo and Daphne.
This artist's equestrian sculpture of Louis XIV was so disliked by Louis that it was changed into another work. His collaborations include the "Fountain of the Old Boat" with his father Pietro and the Palazzo Barberini with his rival, Francesco Borromini. Cerberus sits below the title female as she struggles to escape in one of his works. Another work shows a Trojan hero carrying his father while his son trails behind. This sculptor of The Rape of Proserpina also depicted a nymph changing into a laurel tree in his Apollo and Daphne. For 10 points, name this Baroque Italian sculptor who depicted a spear-holding angel above the title woman in his The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa.
This artist's equestrian sculpture of Louis XIV was so disliked by Louis that it was changed into another work.
Gian Lorenzo Bernini