Guide to the Pergamon Museum
Guide to the Pergamon Museum
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West Side.
Other he seizes the arm of the giant who moves forward from the right. The giant defends himself behind a fell while he draws back his right hand as if to give the thrust of a sword. The attitude of this figure is in some respects like the Borghese Warrior. Although the entire middle portion of the upper half of the figure is missing, there is no doubt about these pieces belonging together.
In front of this warrior lies a youthful giant thrown down by the first onset of the Triton; h...e brandishes a weapon over his head although it is with difficulty he keeps himself from sinking prostrate to the ground. The upper part of this figure is one of the first pieces which came to the Berlin Museum.
There follows a giant with serpent-legs, menaced by a goddess who presses toward him; she wears a full drapery which envelops her left arm. In her right hand she must have flourished a weapon from which the giant recoils, holding up at the same time his arm in defence.
He probably grasped in one hand a piece of stone which he was to throw at the goddess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
West Side.
Other he seizes the arm of the giant who moves forward from the right. The giant defends himself behind a fell while he draws back his right hand as if to give the thrust of a sword. The attitude of this figure is in some respects like the Borghese Warrior. Although the entire middle portion of the upper half of the figure is missing, there is no doubt about these pieces belonging together.
In front of this warrior lies a youthful giant thrown down by the first onset of the Triton; h...e brandishes a weapon over his head although it is with difficulty he keeps himself from sinking prostrate to the ground. The upper part of this figure is one of the first pieces which came to the Berlin Museum.
There follows a giant with serpent-legs, menaced by a goddess who presses toward him; she wears a full drapery which envelops her left arm. In her right hand she must have flourished a weapon from which the giant recoils, holding up at the same time his arm in defence.
He probably grasped in one hand a piece of stone which he was to throw at the goddess.
What to read after Guide to the Pergamon Museum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Königliche Museen Zu Berlin to read onlineMoreLess
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