- and
statues known to
derive from
Alcamenes'
statue show the god in a breastplate, so the
identification of
Alcamenes' Ares with the Ares
Borghese is not...
-
Alcamenes or
Alcmenes may
refer to:
Alcamenes,
Athenian sculptor of the 5th
century BC Alcmenes,
Agiad king of
Sparta from the 8th
century BC Alcamenes...
- The
account which Pliny gives of it is that
Agoracritus contended with
Alcamenes (another
distinguished disciple of Phidias) in
making a
statue of Venus;...
-
Society 12 (1880): 217-233. JSTOR. Web. 19 July 2012. Walston, Charles.
Alcamenes and the
Establishment of the
classical Type in Gr**** Art. Cambridge: Cambridge...
-
three lost
sculptures of Athena. A well-known ****ociate of
Phidias was
Alcamenes,
whose most
important works in the
agora were the
bronze cult statues...
- the
ships when on s****, and
Alcamenes was
killed in the battle. Thucydides, viii. 5, 10 Smith,
William (1867). "
Alcamenes". In
William Smith (ed.). Dictionary...
-
sculpture was
created by
Paeonius and the
Western sculpture was
carved by
Alcamenes. The
metopes from the
temple depict the
twelve labours of Heracles.[citation...
- the architect, Libon, who
built the temple, with his aids,
Paeonius and
Alcamenes, the sculptors; And much
admired the way the
architect /
Succeeded in...
- Herm of Hermes;
Roman copy from the
Hermes Propyleia of
Alcamenes, 50–100 AD...
- was the work of Phidias's
workshop including pupils of Phidias, such as
Alcamenes and Agoracritus.[citation needed]
According to
Pausanias (1.28.2), the...
