- Austin-Bastianini),
takes as its
inspiration a
bronze portrait of Alexander:
Lysippus,
sculptor of Sicyon, bold hand,
cunning craftsman, fire is in the glance...
-
Lysippus is a
crater on Mercury. Its name was
adopted by the
International Astronomical Union in 1976.
Lysippus is
named for the Gr****
sculptor Lysippos...
-
December 2009), "1. Der Tod in Rom." [1st
Death in Rome],
Lysippus und
seine Freunde [
Lysippus and his Friends] (in German),
Akademie Verlag, pp. 1–4, doi:10...
- copy of a late 4th-century BCE Gr**** original, ****ociated with
Scopas or
Lysippus: thus the
Roman god of war
receives his Gr**** name, Ares. Ares/Mars is...
- a red colour.
Riodina lysippus lysippus (Venezuela)
Riodina lysippus erratica Seitz, 1913 (Brazil: Amazonas)
Riodina lysippus lysias Stichel, 1910 (Ecuador...
-
artists "made men as they
really were, he made them as they
appeared to be."
Lysippus poses his
subject in a true contrapposto, with an arm
outstretched to create...
- A
marble head of
Socrates in the
Louvre (copy of a lost
bronze head by
Lysippus) Born c. 470 BC Deme Alopece,
Athens Died 399 BC (aged
approximately 71)...
-
brother Alcimachus called Alcimachus and Philip; his
known great-nephew was
Lysippus the
grandson of his
brother Alcimachus and his
known sister-in-law was...
- in the
minds of many with the
Alexander with the
spear of the
sculptor Lysippus.
Hundreds of
years later,
Plutarch was
among the unimpressed, deciding...
- Rhodes, and was the work of
Chares the Lindian, a
pupil of the above-named
Lysippus; no less than
seventy cubits in height. This
statue fifty-six
years after...
