This man used Phryne as a model for his work that depicted a nude goddess using her right hand to shield her pelvis.
One work by this man inspired a copy called the Kaufmann Head, and his own partial works include the Leconfield and Aberdeen heads. This man used Phryne as a model for his work that depicted a nude goddess using her right hand to shield her pelvis. Another sculpture by this man depicted a god leaning against a tree using an arrow to kill a lizard. This sculptor of Aphrodite of Cnidus and Apollo Sauroctonos also depicted the messenger of the gods carrying a very young god of wine. For 10 points, name this Greek sculptor of Hermes and the Infant Dionysus.
One work by this man inspired a copy called the Kaufmann Head, and his own partial works include the Leconfield and Aberdeen heads.
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