the olympia master was the sculptor who was in charge of creating the sculptures for the parthenon.
name the sculptor who was in charge of creating the sculptures for the parthenon?
the olympia master
hemenway claims that the greek sculptor phidias (c. 480–c. 430 bc) used the divine proportion in some of his sculptures. he created "athena parthenos" in athens and "statue of zeus" (one of the seven wonders of the ancient world) in the temple of zeus at olympia. he is believed to have been in charge of other parthenon sculptures, although they may have been executed by his alumni or peers. in the early 20th century, american mathematician mark barr proposed the greek letter phi (φ), the first letter of phidias's name, to denote the golden ratio.
list of works designed with the golden ratio
bullet::::- italian committee for the return of the parthenon marbles (italy)





















































bullet::::- international organizing committee - new zealand - for the restitution of the parthenon marbles (new zealand)





















































bullet::::- russia committee for the return of the parthenon marbles (russia)





















































bullet::::- committee for the reunification of the parthenon sculptures, serbia (serbia)





















































bullet::::- spain committee for the return of the parthenon marbles (spain)





















































bullet::::- swedish parthenon committee (sweden)





















































bullet::::- the american committee for the reunification of the parthenon sculptures, inc (united states)





















































other organisations joined later, bringing the total number of members to seventeen:
international association for the reunification of the parthenon sculptures