A Handbook of Greek And Roman Sculpture
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C. ) need only be re- minded of the very small head of the Standing Discus Thrower, Plate i26b, to see that their objection is not well taken.
The finish of these figures, complete only on one side, on men and horses alike, has led to the correct observation 1 that these groups once decorated an entrance way, " so, " says Fogelberg, " that the corners of the entrance way fitted in the angle between man and horse. In front of-the building, there- fore, one saw the front view of the horses and th...e men beside them in high relief against the wall. Entering, one passed the long profile views of the horses. " This puts the Opus Fidice on the left side as one approaches. Both men are walking away from the doorway.
A slight change in the disposition of Fogelberg may, how- ever, be suggested. Suppose the doorway projected and the horses were placed with their sides against the outside walls, that is, the Opus Fidice on the right. Then both men are going toward the entrance, which seems more hospitable, if one may say so, and ensures an open outdoor light for both men and horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. ) need only be re- minded of the very small head of the Standing Discus Thrower, Plate i26b, to see that their objection is not well taken.
The finish of these figures, complete only on one side, on men and horses alike, has led to the correct observation 1 that these groups once decorated an entrance way, " so, " says Fogelberg, " that the corners of the entrance way fitted in the angle between man and horse. In front of-the building, there- fore, one saw the front view of the horses and th...e men beside them in high relief against the wall. Entering, one passed the long profile views of the horses. " This puts the Opus Fidice on the left side as one approaches. Both men are walking away from the doorway.
A slight change in the disposition of Fogelberg may, how- ever, be suggested. Suppose the doorway projected and the horses were placed with their sides against the outside walls, that is, the Opus Fidice on the right. Then both men are going toward the entrance, which seems more hospitable, if one may say so, and ensures an open outdoor light for both men and horses.
What to read after A Handbook of Greek And Roman Sculpture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Von Mach to read onlineMoreLess
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