One work attributed to this man was taken to a shrine created by Pompey the Great in the Circus Maximus, and another work by this man was a depiction of Apollo created for Ephesus.
One work attributed to this man was taken to a shrine created by Pompey the Great in the Circus Maximus, and another work by this man was a depiction of Apollo created for Ephesus. One of his lost works was a heifer, which according to one account was decorated with 36 epigrams, and according to Livy, he was a student of Agelades. A copy of one of this man's works is found in the Copenhagen gardens, and he's also famous for a depiction of the satyr Marsyas with Athena. FTP, name this 5th-century BC Athenian sculptor, whose most famous work features an athlete throwing a discus, titled Discobolos.
One work attributed to this man was taken to a shrine created by Pompey the Great in the Circus Maximus, and another work by this man was a depiction of Apollo created for Ephesus.
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