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…