El Greco was mainly a painter but a few sculptures, including Epimetheus and Pandora, have also been attributed to him.X. de Salas, The Velazquez Exhibition in Madrid, 54–57 This doubtful attribution is based on the testimony of Pacheco, who claimed to see a series of wax, stucco, and wooden figurines in his studio, but these may have been models like those used in the Italian workshops (like the one El Greco himself had created in Italy). The figures illustrated recall certain nudes in paintings by El Greco in their elongated proportions, but their naturalism and the accentuated musculature of the male figure are regarded by certain researchers as surprising for El Greco.Web Gallery of Art, Epimetheus and Pandora Among the surviving El Greco works are four drawings;The Guardian, El Greco Drawings Could Fetch £400,000 three of them preparatory works for the altarpiece of Santo Domingo el Antiguo and the fourth a study for one of his paintings, The Crucifixion.Web Gallery of Art, Study for St John the Evangelist and an Angel
