Pausanias' Description of Greece

Antiphanes of Sicyon

Family: Sicyon · Role: sculptor · First appears: Book 10 · Chapter 9

In Book 10, Chapter 9, Antiphanes of Sicyon is named as the sculptor of Elatus, Aphidas and Erasus. The same chapter attributes Castor and Pollux to him.

Relationship record

Book 10 · Chapter 9

  • with Elatus (interaction) “Elatus and Aphidas and Erasus were by the Argive Antiphanes”
  • with Aphidas (interaction) “Elatus and Aphidas and Erasus were by the Argive Antiphanes”
  • with Erasus (interaction) “Elatus and Aphidas and Erasus were by the Argive Antiphanes”
  • with Castor (made the statue of Castor) “Castor and Pollux are by the Argive Antiphanes”
  • with Pollux (made the statue of Pollux) “Castor and Pollux are by the Argive Antiphanes”

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