Evander of Beroea explained

Evander (Greek: Greek, Ancient (to 1453);: Εὔανδρος) son of Evander from Beroea was a Roman-era Macedonian sculptor of the 1st century AD. A well-preserved relief of the Flavian period, was signed by him.^[1] Two other signatures of Evander are also found in Lete^[2] and Larissa.^[3]

References

• Grabdenkmäler mit Porträts aus Makedonien (1998) 55, 51
• List of sculptures in the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki 56
• Cultural and Educational Technology Institute search Greek, Ancient (to 1453);: Εύανδρος Ευάνδρου

Notes and References

1. Ancient Italy: A Study of the Interrelations of Its Peoples as Shown in their Arts - Page 102by Gisela Marie Augusta Richter
2. [Tomb]
3. IG IX,2 601 Pelasgiotis — Larisa — 1st century AD