One work of this artist is an often-imitated pose of an Olympian god playing with his braided boyish hair, and another of this artist's works features the same god ready to snatch a lizard crawling down a nearby tree.
One work of this artist is an often-imitated pose of an Olympian god playing with his braided boyish hair, and another of this artist's works features the same god ready to snatch a lizard crawling down a nearby tree. In addition to the Lycian Apollo and the (*) Apollo Sauroktonos, one work by this artist features a nude goddess holding a cloak with her left hand and covering herself with her right, and another work of this artist features one Olympian god holding another one. For 10 points, identify this sculptor of Aphrodite of Cnidus and Hermes With the Infant Dionysus. 
One work of this artist is an often-imitated pose of an Olympian god playing with his braided boyish hair, and another of this artist's works features the same god ready to snatch a lizard crawling down a nearby tree.
 Praxiteles