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Flourished c.500 BCE - c.401 BCE
Notable Works “Venus Genetrix”

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Nesiotes
Greek sculptor
Phidias
Phidias
Greek sculptor
Lysippus
Greek sculptor
Praxiteles: Hermes Carrying the Infant Dionysus
Praxiteles
Greek sculptor
section of the Amazon frieze
Scopas
Greek sculptor
Myron
Greek sculptor
Idolino
Polyclitus
Greek sculptor
kore sculpture
Antenor
Greek sculptor
Pasiteles
Greek sculptor
Butades Of Sicyon
ancient Greek sculptor
Apollo Belvedere, restored Roman copy of the Greek original attributed to Leochares, 4th century bc; in the Vatican Museum, Rome
Leochares
Greek sculptor
Agasias: Borghese Warrior
Agasias
Ephesian sculptor
Pythagoras
Greek sculptor
Demetrios of Alopeka
Greek sculptor
“The Boxer,” Roman bronze copy of Greek sculpture by Apollonius the Athenian, 1st century bc; in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome
Apollonius The Athenian
Greek sculptor
Damophon: sculptures
Damophon
Greek sculptor
Sidney Barclay: Colossus of Rhodes
Chares of Lindos
ancient Greek sculptor
Archermus
Greek sculptor
Critius and Nesiotes
Greek sculptor
Euphranor
Greek artist