Appreciation of sculpture; a handbook by Russell Sturgis ... (1904)
Sturgis, Russell · The Baker · leaf 104
us, thestudy of the leaf forms, and indeed of plantform in general, and note that nothingdone by the Greeks in their day of greatestartistic achievement could be comparedwith this for a moment for variety, forrealistic sense of what natural objects havesignified to the artist for the purposes… … -1 PVL^^MBBga^H The Roman Empire and Early Egypt purpose. Or again, consider the humanand the partly human figures, gardenstatues if you choose to call them so,terms and the like. The figure of unques-tionably Roman epoch (Plate XV B) whichwe compare with one as certainly Greek inorigin (Plate XV…
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