The Capitoline Museums contain a statue of Pothos by Scopas that was restored as a version of this figure.
The Capitoline Museums contain a statue of Pothos by Scopas that was restored as a version of this figure. The east pediment of the Siphnian treasury depicts a struggle between Heracles and this figure. Albrecht Dürer copied the pose of a sculpture of this figure for that of Adam in his engraving Adam and Eve. Johann Joachim Winckelmann raved about the perfection of that sculpture of this (*) god, which gets its name from a palace owned by Pope Julius II. It was originally thought that all kouros statues represented this god, who leans on a tree and prepares to capture or kill a lizard in a sculpture by Praxiteles. For 10 points, name this Greek god whose most famous sculptural depiction is found in the Belvedere palace.
The Capitoline Museums contain a statue of Pothos by Scopas that was restored as a version of this figure.
Apollo [accept Apollo Citharoedus or Apollo Sauroktonos or Apollo Belvedere]