His only known surviving sculpture shows an infant Dionysius reaching for something being held by Hermes, but we don't know what Hermes is holding because the sculpture no longer contains his arm.
One of his works showed Aphrodite naked, which was unusual for the time, and another showed Apollo leaning against a tree trunk about to kill a lizard. Other sculptures he created are known as Leaning Satyr and Pouring Satyr. All of those works were destroyed, but we know what they look like because they were copied first. His only known surviving sculpture shows an infant Dionysius reaching for something being held by Hermes, but we don't know what Hermes is holding because the sculpture no longer contains his arm. Name this Greek who lived in the middle of the 4th Century BCE.
One of his works showed Aphrodite naked, which was unusual for the time, and another showed Apollo leaning against a tree trunk about to kill a lizard.
Praxiteles