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Aglaophon (Ancient Gr****: Ἀγλαοφῶν Aglaofon) was an
ancient Gr**** painter, born on the
island of Thasos. He was the
father and
instructor of Polygnotus...
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painter from the
middle of the 5th
century BC. He was the son and
pupil of
Aglaophon. He was a
native of Thasos, but was
adopted by the Athenians, and admitted...
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ancient Greece:
Aristophon (painter), 5th-century BCE
painter and son of
Aglaophon Three men
sometimes called "Aristophon of Athens", all of whom were described...
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Artificial Lake in
Maries Archilochos (7th
century BC),
warrior and poet.
Aglaophon (6th–5th
century BC), painter,
teacher and
father of
Polygnotus and Aristophon...
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proof of the
freedom of the
human will On the
Resurrection (
Aglaophon e peri tes anastaseos), in
which the
doctrine that the same body that...
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Acusilaus –
scholar Adeimantus –
Corinthian general Adri**** –
sophist Aglaophon –
painter Aedesia –
female Neoplatonic philosopher Aedesius – philosopher...
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mentioned by
Pliny the Elder.
Aristophon was the son and
pupil of the
elder Aglaophon, and
brother of Polygnotus. He was a
native of Thasos. Pliny, who places...
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exhibitions in Milan, Zurich, and Rome. In 1981, he
created the
sculpture Aglaophon,
installed at the
Aubodon Art
Center in New York. In 1982, his wife Elisabeth...
