Durer reversed this sculpture's pose for the Âfigure of Adam in his Adam and Eveengraving based on a popular MarcantonioRaimondi print of this statue.
Durer reversed this sculpture's pose for the Âfigure of Adam in his Adam and Eveengraving based on a popular MarcantonioRaimondi print of this statue. De Chirico superimposed this sculpture's head on a wall above a green ball next to a pair oforange surgical gloves in his painting The Song of Love. Canova's Perseus with the Head of Medusa was originally displayedon this statue's pedestal, and was bought as a replacement after Napoleon looted this sculpture for France. The title fiÂgure ofthis statue is naked except for a narrow band around his hair called a "strophium" and a "chlamys" robe on his shoulder. Itsname derives from a courtyard designed by Bramante outside the Vatican Palace where it was originally displayed, and JohannWinckelmann famously praised it as the greatest ideal of antique art. This statue, modeled on a lost original by Leochares,was owned by Julius II before he became Pope, and it shows the title Âfigure standing with a quiver by his hip moments afterreleasing an arrow from his leftft hand. For 10 points, name this classical marble sculpture showing the god of music Âring anarrow.
Durer reversed this sculpture's pose for the Âfigure of Adam in his Adam and Eveengraving based on a popular MarcantonioRaimondi print of this statue.
Apollo Belvedere [or the Pythian Apollo]