This piece was constructed on the orders of a tyra
This piece was constructed on the orders of a tyrant of Gela named Polyzalus. Copper was used in the lips and eyelashes of this piece, and the central figure wears a headband of silver and a long xystis. This piece celebrated a victory in the Pythian Games, and its alternate title of Heniokhos means "the rein-holder." The subject wears two straps across his back, and it depicting a young man with a stony gaze that is missing its left arm. For 15 points, identify this life-size bronze, a model of a driver who won a race found at the site of a famous oracle.
This piece was constructed on the orders of a tyrant of Gela named Polyzalus.
Charioteer of Delphi [accept Delphi Charioteer or equivalents mentioning both]