One work named for this figure includes thin-necked lions at the corner of each pediment and an acroter decorated with woman-headed eagles.
One work named for this figure includes thin-necked lions at the corner of each pediment and an acroter decorated with woman-headed eagles. That temple-shaped sarcophagus containing King Abdalonymos depicts this figure hunting lions with a gardener and was discovered at the Royal Necropolis in Sidon. Although his arms are now missing, this figure once drove a chariot in a sculpture by Leochares known as the Rondanini portrait.  A Roman copy of a commissioned depiction of this figure is known as the Azara herm. Plutarch praised the "poise of the neck turned slightly to the left" captured by the creator of the original work, Lysippos. The Tower of Babel can be seen in the background of a painting of one of this man's victories; that painting also contains a crescent moon in the top left and was painted by Albrecht Altdorfer.  For 10 points, name this general, victorious in The Battle of Issus.
One work named for this figure includes thin-necked lions at the corner of each pediment and an acroter decorated with woman-headed eagles.
Alexander the Great [or Alexander III of Macedon]