Praxiteles and the Rise of the Late Classical Aesthetic (c. 370–330 BCE)

1. Praxiteles’ career emerges in mid-4th century

   Jan 1, 375 BCELabels: Praxiteles

   • Britannica
   • Walters

2. Kephisodotos’ *Eirene and Ploutos* sets new tone

   Jan 1, 370 BCELabels: Kephisodotos, Eirene and

   • UB Digital
   • WHE Image

3. Prototype of the *Pouring Satyr* developed

   Jan 1, 365 BCELabels: Pouring Satyr

   • Walters
   • Louvre

4. *Aphrodite of Knidos* introduces famed female nude

   Jan 1, 350 BCELabels: Aphrodite of, Praxiteles

   • Louvre
   • Cambridge MCA
   • Britannica

5. Knidos elevates Aphrodite as civic attraction

   Jan 1, 345 BCELabels: Knidos, Aphrodite of

   • Louvre
   • Met Museum

6. *Apollo Sauroktonos* type created

   Jan 1, 345 BCELabels: Apollo Sauroktonos, Praxiteles

   • Cornell Digital
   • Uffizi

7. Mausoleum at Halikarnassos signals era’s grandeur

   Jan 1, 345 BCELabels: Mausoleum at, Mausolus

   • Cambridge MCA
   • Wikipedia

8. *Hermes with the Infant Dionysus* dated to late career

   Jan 1, 340 BCELabels: Hermes with

   • Britannica
   • Cambridge MCA
   • Wikipedia

9. Acropolis Museum dates *Artemis Brauronia* head

   Jan 1, 330 BCELabels: Artemis Brauronia, Acropolis Museum

   • Acropolis Museum

10. Praxitelean fame amplified through Roman copying

    Jan 1, 100 BCELabels: Roman copies, Aphrodite of

    • Louvre
    • Met Museum

11. *Hermes* discovered at Olympia in 1877

    Jan 1, 1877Labels: Hermes, Olympia excavation

    • Wikipedia
    • Cambridge MCA

12. Modern scholarship codifies “Praxitelean” Late Classical style

    Jan 1, 1960Labels: Modern scholarship

    • Britannica