Alypus
Family: Sicyon · Role: sculptor · First appears: Book 6 · Chapter 1
In Book 6, Chapter 1, Alypus is identified as a Sicyonian sculptor and the pupil of Naucydes. The same passage names Symmachus, Neolaidas and Archedamus alongside him in connection with statues made by Alypus. In Chapter 8, Alypus is credited with making a statue of Euthymenes.
Relationship record
Book 6 · Chapter 1
- mentor: Naucydes (mentor->pupil) “These statues were made by Alypus the Sicyonian, the pupil of Naucydes the Argive.”
- with Symmachus (Alypus made Symmachus's statue) “These statues were made by Alypus the Sicyonian, the pupil of Naucydes the Argive.”
- with Neolaidas (Alypus made Neolaidas's statue) “These statues were made by Alypus the Sicyonian, the pupil of Naucydes the Argive.”
- with Archedamus (Alypus made Archedamus's statue) “These statues were made by Alypus the Sicyonian, the pupil of Naucydes the Argive.”
Book 6 · Chapter 8
- with Euthymenes (Alypus made Euthymenes's statue.) “That of Euthymenes was by Alypus,”
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.