lysippus

• Eigenname des berühmten griechischen Bildhauers des 4. Jahrhunderts v. Chr., bekannt für seine naturalistischen und dynamischen Bronzestatuen.

A proper noun referring to a renowned Greek sculptor of the 4th century BC, known for his naturalistic and dynamic bronze statues.

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1. Ancient Greek sculptorC1formalart

   A renowned Greek sculptor of the 4th century BC, known for pioneering a more naturalistic and slender proportion in bronze statues, notably the Apoxyomenos and portraits of Alexander the Great.

   Altgriechischer Bildhauer

   • Lysippus was the official sculptor of Alexander the Great, creating many lifelike portraits of the conqueror.
   • The statue of Apoxyomenos, attributed to Lysippus, shows an athlete scraping oil from his body with a strigil.
   • Lysippus' work marks a transition from Classical to Hellenistic art, emphasizing dynamic poses and realistic anatomy.