The Master of Motion: The Legacy of Lysippus In the golden age of Greek sculpture, few names command as much reverence as Lysippus, a visionary whose hands breathed life into cold bronze and unyielding marble. Emerging from Sicyon around 395 BC, he was the scion of a profound artistic lineage, born to Lysistratus and the grandson of the esteemed sculptor Botheas. While history often whispers his name alongside the legendary Glycon the Athenian—whose signature graces some of the most iconic Roman copies—it is through the revolutionary spirit of Lysippus that we truly understand the transition…