Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 126
e breastare all rendered with almost faultless precision (Fig. 194). Evenin passages where tradition is rigorously observed, the drawingdiffers in many respects from that of the Memphites. It is lessrefined, less sure, less uniformly equal in quality, but also morevaried, more expressive, more… … FIG. iy7.—WRFSTLIXc;, AT BFXI-HASAN (After Champollion). improve the details and to copy nature more faithfully. He ismore successful with animals than with human beings; who hasever rendered the cat lying in wait among the reeds at once 107 ART IN EGYPT
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