This artist, using an etching of nudes battling by Pollaiuolo, created his depiction of the Lapiths in his Battle of the Centaurs.
This artist, using an etching of nudes battling by Pollaiuolo, created his depiction of the Lapiths in his Battle of the Centaurs. In an unfinished work, he created a "bearded," "rebellious," "awakening," and "dying" version of a particular figure. On that same work, he sculpted a horned Moses. In a fresco, he painted Jonah looking at God in front of a whale above an altar. His most famous sculpture, and the only one he signed, depicts Mary holding Jesus in her arms. For 10 points, name this Renaissance Italian artist who sculpted the tomb for Pope Julius II and the Pieta.
This artist, using an etching of nudes battling by Pollaiuolo, created his depiction of the Lapiths in his Battle of the Centaurs.
{Michelangelo} di Ludovico Buonarroti Simoni