A guide to the principal gold and silver coins of the ancients ...

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PERIOD I. 3
To facilitate a comparison of the coins with the other
contemporary productions of the plastic art, a list of some
of the chief artists and best known works of art is appended
:
Principal Artists
:
Sicyon—Dipoenus and Scyllis of Crete, circ. B.C. 600 (?).
Founders
of the earliest school of sculpture in marble.
Chios—Micciades and Archermus, circ. B.C. 600-550.
Mgina.—Smilis.
Sparta—Gitiadas.
Magnesia—Bathycles, whose chief work was the throne of Apollo
at Amyclse.
Argos—Ageladas,
JEgina—Callon and Onatas.
Sicyon—Canachus and Aristocles.
Athens—Endceus, Antenor, and Hegias ; also Critias and Nesiotes,
the sculptors of the group of Harmodius and Aristogiton.
Principal extant Works
:
The three oldest metopes of Selinus.
The marble statues known as " Apollo " from Orchomenus, Thera
(at Athens), and Tenea (at Munich).
Two archaic statues of Apollo. British Museum.
The statues from the Sacred Way to the Temple of Apollo at
Branchidse. British Museum.
Seated Athena attributed to Endceus. Athens.
Stele of Aristion by Aristocles. Athens.
Harpy Tomb. British Museum.
Victory by Micciades and Archermus. Athens.
Pedimental Groups from the Early Temples on the Acropolis,
Athens.
Man carrying a calf. Athens.
Belief from Chrysapha in Laconia. Berlin.
Series of female statues dedicated to Athena on the Acropolis.
Athens.
Copy of Apollo of Canachus. British Museum.
Copy of group of Harmodius and Aristogiton. Naples.
The Thasos Reliefs. Paris.
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