This artist’s lover Tommaso dei Cavalieri modeled for The Genius of Victory, (10[1])a sculpture intended to stand with unfinished statues of figures partially titled “Atlas” and “Awakening.” The Galleria dell’Accademia contains a statue by this artist whose disproportionate head and right (10[1])hand (10[1])were intended for its viewing at the top of the Florence Cathedral. (10[2])Statues of a Dying Slave, Rebellious Slave, and a Horned Moses were created by this artist for the tomb of Pope Julius II. This artist, who only (10[1])signed his 1499 version of the Pietà, created a 17-foot tall statue that looks into the distance and holds a sling over his shoulder. (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, name this Renaissance artist of a marble David. ■END■