This artist beat four contemporaries in a competition to sculpt a wounded Amazon warrior leaning on a pillar.
This artist beat four contemporaries in a competition to sculpt a wounded Amazon warrior leaning on a pillar. A sculpture by this artist is easily outlined by two diagonals, one curved and one straight, according to this artist's chiastic principle. This man's advocacy of to kallos and to eu was strongly influenced by Pythagoras. Cicero's "hardness" scale culminates in the "perfection" of this sculptor. This artist showed a man with both arms bent at the elbow, tying a fillet around his neck, in his series Diadumenos. This artist constructed the square root of two by using the length of three phalanges in his sculptural treatise, the Canon. The contrapposto athlete in his best-known sculpture no longer holds a weapon on his shoulder. For 10 points, name this ancient Greek sculptor of a gold-and-ivory statue of Hera at Argos and the Doryphoros, orSpear-Bearer.
This artist beat four contemporaries in a competition to sculpt a wounded Amazon warrior leaning on a pillar.
Polykleitos Sicyonius [or  Polycletus]