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Lysippus
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Ly·sip·pus  (l-sps) fl. fourth century b.c.
Greek sculptor who was active during the reign of Alexander the Great. He created figures that were more lifelike than traditional forms.
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Noun1.LysippusLysippus - Greek sculptor (4th century BC)


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The great prowess of Phidias and Polykleitos showed that through you sculpture could equal Nature; It was from you that Lysippos and the others achieved renown.
Donatello's Gattamelata and its humanist audience * by Bergstein, Mary / Renaissance Quarterly
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