Hagesandros was an ancient Greek sculptor from the island of Rhodes, known for his remarkable contributions to Hellenistic art. He is often associated with the famous statue of Laocoön and His Sons, which depicts a dramatic scene from mythology. This work showcases his skill in capturing emotion and movement in marble. Hagesandros was part of a family of artists, including his brothers Polydoros and Agesander, who also created significant sculptures. His works were characterized by intricate details and dynamic poses, reflecting the artistic trends of the time. Hagesandros's legacy continues to influence sculptors and artists today.