One of this artist's works contains a figure wearing a crown near a quiver resting on a tree stump, and another depicts two boys playing knuckle-bones. This artist of the Diadumenos and Astragalizontes had a son of the same name who designed the great theatre at Epidaurus, and another of his works depicts a youth taking off his robe while about to throw a discus. Better known for a work which was an early example of (*) contrapposto, for 10 points, identify this Greek sculptor of the Discophoros
One of this artist's works contains a figure wearing a crown near a quiver resting on a tree stump, and another depicts two boys playing knuckle-bones. This artist of the Diadumenos and Astragalizontes had a son of the same name who designed the great theatre at Epidaurus, and another of his works depicts a youth taking off his robe while about to throw a discus. Better known for a work which was an early example of (*) contrapposto, for 10 points, identify this Greek sculptor of the Discophoros and the Doryphros, also known as the "spear-bearer."
One of this artist's works contains a figure wearing a crown near a quiver resting on a tree stump, and another depicts two boys playing knuckle-bones.
Polykleitos [accept Polyclitus]