A History of Greek Sculpture
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3 Rhetor, praecep. , 9, direa(piyp. Ii>a /ecu vevpwdt] nal cnckrfpa /col aKpifiios diroTeTafjL^va reus ypap. /j. A. 'is. 4 P'urtwangler. Sammlung Somzee, Pis. 3-5. THi: I'll' I II CEN 11 KV i j i The last touch of archaic stiffness is eliminated, ami yet it is still to be classified as archaic by its archaic gra< e, such as Lucian ascribes to Kalamis. The attitude is very much like that of Pelops iu the east gable at Olympia. Iu fa 1 1. As we proceed from this point we find occasional suggestions of the gable figures of Olympia. The Tyrannicide group is preserved /• to us only in a copy ; but in the excavations at Delphi a bronze chari- oteer 1 (Fig. 60) was dis- covered, a work of about the same date as the group of KritioN. The charioteer was probably in the chariot along with his master, holdin the reins of the four horses, * while two boys were on either side. The whole rested on a stone base, on which is cut a metrical inscription in two lines, only the ends of which are preserved.
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3 Rhetor, praecep. , 9, direa(piyp. Ii>a /ecu vevpwdt] nal cnckrfpa /col aKpifiios diroTeTafjL^va reus ypap. /j. A. 'is. 4 P'urtwangler. Sammlung Somzee, Pis. 3-5. THi: I'll' I II CEN 11 KV i j i The last touch of archaic stiffness is eliminated, ami yet it is still to be classified as archaic by its archaic gra< e, such as Lucian ascribes to Kalamis. The attitude is very much like that of Pelops iu the east gable at Olympia. Iu fa 1 1. As we proceed from this point we find occasional suggestions of the gable figures of Olympia. The Tyrannicide group is preserved /• to us only in a copy ; but in the excavations at Delphi a bronze chari- oteer 1 (Fig. 60) was dis- covered, a work of about the same date as the group of KritioN. The charioteer was probably in the chariot along with his master, holdin the reins of the four horses, * while two boys were on either side. The whole rested on a stone base, on which is cut a metrical inscription in two lines, only the ends of which are preserved.
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