Greek Architecture
Greek Architecture
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Pen- telic. Height, 5 feet, 7 FIG. 131. DIANA WITH THE STAG OF BRAZEN inches. Capitol, Rome. FEET (Ceryneia). Often called the "Faun in the Louvre. ( or Satyr) of Praxite- les, " being thought to be a copy of the bronze so far-famed that it was spoken of at the time as "famous. " It is the " Mar- ble Faun " of Hawthorne's romance. The folds of the skin sometimes erroneously called the ncbris, but which is that of the panther, indicate the sharper forms which would be chosen by an artist working... in bronze. The grace of line in the figure, amounting to what would be termed elegance, and EXAMPLES.
121 the expression of the head mark the style as that of the later Athenian sculptors.
THE DYING GLADIATOR. Above life size, m. Height 33 inches, length, G6 inches. In the Museum of the Capitol, Rome.
FIG. 135. THE DISCOBOLUS. British Musnun.
Though long called "The Dying Gladiator" to distinguish it from the " Fighting Gladiator, " this fine statue is now more properly called a "Dying Gaul, " or a "Gaulish Herald, " 122 GREEK ARCHITECTURE AND SCULPTURE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pen- telic. Height, 5 feet, 7 FIG. 131. DIANA WITH THE STAG OF BRAZEN inches. Capitol, Rome. FEET (Ceryneia). Often called the "Faun in the Louvre. ( or Satyr) of Praxite- les, " being thought to be a copy of the bronze so far-famed that it was spoken of at the time as "famous. " It is the " Mar- ble Faun " of Hawthorne's romance. The folds of the skin sometimes erroneously called the ncbris, but which is that of the panther, indicate the sharper forms which would be chosen by an artist working... in bronze. The grace of line in the figure, amounting to what would be termed elegance, and EXAMPLES.
121 the expression of the head mark the style as that of the later Athenian sculptors.
THE DYING GLADIATOR. Above life size, m. Height 33 inches, length, G6 inches. In the Museum of the Capitol, Rome.
FIG. 135. THE DISCOBOLUS. British Musnun.
Though long called "The Dying Gladiator" to distinguish it from the " Fighting Gladiator, " this fine statue is now more properly called a "Dying Gaul, " or a "Gaulish Herald, " 122 GREEK ARCHITECTURE AND SCULPTURE.
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