Do you think it's possible some of his early representational work that is hailed as "traditionally sound" could have been completed by his father? I often see

Do you think it's possible some of his early representational work that is hailed as "traditionally sound" could have been completed by his father? I often see it claimed that he had achieved absolute mastery as a teenager, but only a handful of works are ever presented to support this claim. To a layman they're impressive, but if you compare them to student work from current ateliers like GCA they're pretty middle of the road. >never stopped being a classicist I'm totally lost on this bit, please elaborate