Original sculptures have an "O" and copies have a "C" next to their name. The material named within parentheses is that of the original sculpture.
 

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Early Hellenistic Period, 330-250 B.C.

C Lysippos' Youth Scraping Himself, Apoxyomenos (bronze); Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 39; web site for ARHI 3000.

C Lysippos' Agias, athletic victor in pankration (boxing and wrestling), from Daochos Monument, Delphi; copy of bronze statue by Lysippos at Pharsalos, Thessaly, home town of Daochos.

C Lysippos' Eros testing bow, located at Thespiai in Boeotia (bronze); Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 40.

C Lysippos' Satyr & Dionysus, in Athens ? (bronze).

C Lysippos' colossal Heracles, in Agora or marketplace at Sikyon (bronze), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 41.

C Lysippos' and Leochares' Lion Hunt, a mosaic from a dining hall, house of Krateros, Pella; possibly a copy of work showing Alexander, lion and Krateros at Delphi in bronze, baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 34.

C Lysippos' Granikos Monument, erected at Dion in Macedonia and including Alexander and 25 of his guard (bronze), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 36.

C Lysippos' Alexander (bronze), calm baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, figs. 7-8.

O Portrait of Seuthes III ? (bronze), found in stone-lined pit in front of entrance to his tomb near Seuthopolis, Thrace (baroque).

C Eutychides' colossal statue of Tyche, placed in Antioch in Syria at Orontes River (bronze), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 1.

C Phanis' Sacrificing Woman, Epithyousa (bronze), baroque composition and rococo mood; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 49.

C Polyeuktos' Demosthenes from Athenian Agora = Marketplace (bronze), Attic simple style; Pollitt, Hellenistic, figs. 55-56; web site for ARHI 3000.

C Kephisodotos the Younger's Menander (inventor of New Comedy) from theatre of Dionysus in Athens (bronze), Attic simple style; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 82.

C Kephisodotos the Younger's (Medici) Aphrodite (marble?), rococo.

Middle Hellenistic Period, 250-160 B.C.

C Doidalsas' Crouching or Bathing Aphrodite (originally with Eros ?), perhaps in Bithynia (bronze ?), rococo with baroque composition; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 50.

C Boethos' Boy with Goose (marble or bronze), rococo with baroque composition; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 132.

C Polykles' Sleeping Hermaphrodite (bronze), rococo with baroque composition; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 160.

O? & C Polykles' Sleeping Eros (bronze), rococo with baroque composition; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 135.

C Epigonos' Menelaos & Patroklos, perhaps in Athena Sanctuary at Pergamon (bronze), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 119.

C Epigonos' Achilles & Penthesileia, perhaps from Athena Sanctuary at Pergamon (bronze), baroque.

C Epigonos' Gaulic Chieftain and Wife, from Gaul Monument in Athena Sanctuary at Pergamon (bronze), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 86; web site for ARHI 3000.

C Epigonos' (or Isogonos') Dying Trumpeter, from Gaul Monument in Athena Sanctuary at Pergamon (bronze), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 85; web site for ARHI 3000.

C Myron from Thebes's Drunken Old Woman, perhaps in Smyrna (bronze), realistic baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 154.

O Pythokritos' ? Nike from Sanctuary of Kabeiroi at Samothrace (Parian marble), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 117.

Late Hellenistic Period, 160-30 B.C.

O Aphrodite from gymnasium, Melos, rococo with baroque torsion; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 172; web site for ARHI 3000.

O Kraters with satyrs & maenads with Dionysos (marble); Borghese krater in Louvre found in gardens, Rome, and two additional kraters found in shipwreck off coast of Mahdia, Tunisia; Neo-Attic; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 181.

O Relief with Three Graces, Neo-Attic.

O Dancers (Pentelic marble), Neo-Attic.

O Fountain with sea centaurs & nymphs, found in Rome (marble), Neo-Attic.

O Demetrius of Syria ?, found in Rome (bronze), realistic baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 74.

O Boxer, found in Rome (bronze), realistic baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 157.

C ? by Hagesandros, Polydoros and Athenodoros of a Hellenistic Statuary Group, depicting the Blinding of Cyclops Polyphemos by Odysseus, from Tiberiusí dining grotto at Sperlonga (bronze), baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, figs. 126-128.

Works in Hellenistic Styles, which were produced during Julio-Claudian Period of the Early Roman Imperial Era (27 B.C.-68 A.D.)

O ? by Hagesandros, Polydoros and Athenodoros of Laocoon, in palace of Titus, Rome in Roman times, baroque; Pollitt, Hellenistic, fig. 124.