Several drawings by Francesco Bertoli are the only evidence of a now-lost clasp made by this sculptor, which featured a diamond then considered the second-largest in the world. This artist’s numerous medallions include a depiction of Atlas holding up the world and a work showing Leda and the Swan. The only remaining part of this artist’s “Golden Gate” depicts a figure along with a stag, dogs, and other (-5[1])animals. (10[1])Four gold figures representing the times of day (10[1])can be seen in another work by this artist of the Nymph of Fontainebleau. (10[1])Neptune and Tallus are shown reclining in a work by this sculptor intended for Francis (10[1])I. For 10 points, name this Mannerist sculptor of a golden Salt Cellar. (10[1]0[3])■END■