This sculptor has few confirmed extant works, and among his uncertain attributions is the graceful Lycian Apollo. This son of Cephisodotus the Elder depicted a young god as Sauroktonos, holding an arrow in preparation for killing a lizard, and a stain on the thigh of one sculpture is attributed to a besotted man attempting to copulate with the statue. A missing right arm may have dangled grapes in front of a child in one of his works, and his infamous sculpture modeled after Phryne is a life-sized (*) nude female figure of the goddess of love. 
This sculptor has few confirmed extant works, and among his uncertain attributions is the graceful Lycian Apollo. This son of Cephisodotus the Elder depicted a young god as Sauroktonos, holding an arrow in preparation for killing a lizard, and a stain on the thigh of one sculpture is attributed to a besotted man attempting to copulate with the statue. A missing right arm may have dangled grapes in front of a child in one of his works, and his infamous sculpture modeled after Phryne is a life-sized (*) nude female figure of the goddess of love. For 10 points, identify the fourth-century BCE Athenian sculptor of Aphrodite of Knidos and Hermes with the Infant Dionysus.
This sculptor has few confirmed extant works, and among his uncertain attributions is the graceful Lycian Apollo.
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