Greek & Roman Sculpture
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The whole feeling is one of coming together, holding together, not at all of parting.
In the background stands a bearded man who leans on a staff. He wears a cloak in the ordinary manner over his left shoulder and round the lower part of his body. In a thoughtful mood he strokes his beard with his left hand. His head is of a generalised type and not a portrait, as is nearly always the case in the older stelae; it is a strong handsome head, just as those of the women are beautiful in a typical w...ay.
The style of this relief shows great differences from that of Hegeso; this is most noticeable in the heads and the treat- ment of the hair. The grand manner, the purity and nobility have vanished with the convention; instead the face and hair and the drapery are much more truthfully and naturally COLUv^^ _r X X y. W O fa W o fa fa fa l-H w O Q 1— ( en fa O O
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole feeling is one of coming together, holding together, not at all of parting.
In the background stands a bearded man who leans on a staff. He wears a cloak in the ordinary manner over his left shoulder and round the lower part of his body. In a thoughtful mood he strokes his beard with his left hand. His head is of a generalised type and not a portrait, as is nearly always the case in the older stelae; it is a strong handsome head, just as those of the women are beautiful in a typical w...ay.
The style of this relief shows great differences from that of Hegeso; this is most noticeable in the heads and the treat- ment of the hair. The grand manner, the purity and nobility have vanished with the convention; instead the face and hair and the drapery are much more truthfully and naturally COLUv^^ _r
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