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Phidias (Athenian architect, sculptor, and painter, ca. 490-430 BCE)
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Note: Phidias is the most famous sculptor of Greek antiquity. His large cult statues were described by Pausanias. Phidias' statue of Zeus at Olympia was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. |
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Pericles |
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(Ancient Greek statesman, ca. 495 - 429 BCE) [500372674] |
teacher of .... |
Agorakritos |
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(Greek sculptor, active ca. 450-ca. 420 BCE) [500062159] |
teacher of .... |
Alkamenes |
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(Greek sculptor, active ca. 440-400 BCE) [500123659] |
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(Athenian architect, sculptor, and painter, ca. 490-430 BCE) ..... [VP Preferred]
(Greek sculptor and architect, act. ca.450-430 BC) ..... [GRLPA]
(Greek sculptor, ca. 500-ca. 432 BCE) ..... [BHA]
(Athenian architect, sculptor and painter; born Athens (now Athens, Greece), after 500 B.C.; died ca. 432 B.C.) ..... [CCA]
(Sculptor, architect, c.500 BC-432 BC) ..... [CENSUS]
(Greek sculptor) ..... [Grove Art]
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