Kritios and Nesiotes

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Kritios and Nesiotes were early Classical Athenian sculptors renowned for creating influential bronze statues that marked a transition toward more naturalistic representation in Greek art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Athenian sculptors
sculptor pair
approximateFloruit c. 480–460 BCE
artHistoricalSignificance key figures in shift from Archaic kouros type to dynamic Classical figure
artisticMedium bronze
marble (Roman copies of their bronzes)
commissionedBy Athenian polis
countryOfCitizenship Classical Athens NERFINISHED
culturalContext Classical Athenian democracy NERFINISHED
depicted Aristogeiton NERFINISHED
Harmodius NERFINISHED
genre Greek sculpture
influenced later Classical Greek sculptors
influencedBy Archaic Greek sculpture tradition
knownFor depiction of movement and realistic anatomy
development of Early Classical style
transition toward naturalistic representation in Greek sculpture
languageOfName Ancient Greek
movement Early Classical Greek art
notableFor replacement of earlier Tyrannicides statues by Antenor
notableWork Tyrannicides (Harmodius and Aristogeiton) NERFINISHED
bronze statues of Harmodius and Aristogeiton in the Athenian Agora
occupation sculptor
placeOfActivity Athens NERFINISHED
style Early Classical (Severe Style)
subjectOf ancient literary references by later Greek authors
theme political liberation and tyrannicide
timePeriod Early Classical period of Greek art
early 5th century BCE
workLocation Athenian Agora (original Tyrannicides group) NERFINISHED
National Archaeological Museum of Naples (Roman copies of Tyrannicides) NERFINISHED

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Harmodius statuesBy Kritios and Nesiotes
Severe style notableExample Kritios and Nesiotes
this entity surface form: Kritios Boy
Severe style notableExample Kritios and Nesiotes
this entity surface form: Tyrannicides group by Kritios and Nesiotes
Severe style associatedWith Kritios and Nesiotes
this entity surface form: Kritios