Re: iconographie Kephisodotos

From: John Betts (john.betts@bristol.ac.uk)
Date: Tue Feb 15 2000 - 20:35:55 GMT

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    On Tue, 15 Feb 2000 20:59:52 +0000 YOJI HORIKOSHI
    <yoji@post.officenet.ne.jp> wrote:

    > I want to know about Kephisodotos, sculptors in Athens. Ancient writers
    > described some Kephisodotos but I have a problem in their
    > identification. Plinius mentioned one of 102nd Olympiad in 34-50 and
    > another of 121st in 34-51, so these two were different.
    >
    > He also refered two Kephisodotos in his 34-87 as brothers of same name.
    > Was either of them same person as in 34-50 or 34-51?
    > It is said that Kephisodoros mentioned in 34-74 was Kephisodotos who
    > made a statue of Athena which also refered by Pausanias(1.1.3). Plinius
    > also described another in 34-24 as a son of Praxiteles.
    >
    > Pausanias wrote some works of Kephisodotos. He made statues of Zeus,
    > Megalopolis and Artemis with Xenophon(8.30.10), Peace hold
    > Pluto(9.16.2) and Muses (9.30.1).
    > Could you explain the relationship of these sculptor?
    >
    > Yoji Horikoshi
    > Greek art and archaeology
    > http://www.officenet.co.jp/~yoji
    >
    >
    >

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    John Betts
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    Dept of Classics and Ancient History
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