Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine
Eugénie Sellers Strong's 1907 survey of Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine, published in London and New York for students and collectors of classical art. Halftone plates photograph marble reliefs, sarcophagi, altars and portrait busts in raking light, giving draped processional figures, battle tangles, personified cities and architectural mouldings as high-contrast grey silhouettes usable as texture or figure sources.
