It is not known. Not much is known about his life and his work has not survived. What we know about his work is down to descriptions by Pausanias and attributions by Cicero and Pliny and copies made by other scultors, mostly Roman ones.
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we live in the troposphere
they live there because they have a life, and they know there area well enough to get help. they live there because they have a life there or they live i poverty and they are poor.
In speech, we'll say "liver" and "livest" but in writing, to avoid confusion with liver (the organ) we may use more live and most live.
Polykleitos
Polykleitos the Younger [Jounior] was a sculptor of athletes but he won his fame as an architect
Polykleitos
Polykleitos, Phidias, Praxiteles, Lysippos, Skopas.
Polykleitos, in his sculpture of Doryphoros.
Polykleitos
It is not known. Not much is known about his life and his work has not survived. What we know about his work is down to descriptions by Pausanias and attributions by Cicero and Pliny and copies made by other scultors, mostly Roman ones.
The Greek sculptor Polykleitos designed Doryphoros(Spear-Bearer),as an example of the "canon" or "rule", showing the perfectly harmonious and balanced proportions of the human body in the sculpted form, about 440 BC.
The Greek sculptor Polykleito's statue, The Spear Bearer, emphasizes the theory of the ideal mathematical proportions of the human body. Polykleito is considered one of the most important sculptors of Classical antiquity.
The Greek sculptor Polykleito's statue, The Spear Bearer, emphasizes the theory of the ideal mathematical proportions of the human body. Polykleito is considered one of the most important sculptors of Classical antiquity.
The Greek sculptor Polykleito's statue, The Spear Bearer, emphasizes the theory of the ideal mathematical proportions of the human body. Polykleito is considered one of the most important sculptors of Classical antiquity.
The Greeks were the first to make truly free standing sculptures and i suppose you can say the Standing youth/Kouros is the oldest we've found (600 BCE) but then there are also Kroisos (kouros from Anaysos) from 525 BCE, (both of those have unknown artists), the Kritios boy from 480 BCE which is believed to be made my Athenian sculptor Kritios (480 BCE) . Polykleitos wrote his Canon where the head of the body is 1/7th its size and he made Doryphorous