Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 130
onoccasion, as in the portraits of Siesisat Dahshur (Fig. 198). Its statues arepenetrated by the same spirit as itsbas-reliefs. Those of Sesostris I., whichcome from Lisht, are marked by greatdignity, and they keep the attention of the visitor long fixedupon them, in spite of the sense of monotony… … FK.. 2U5. IAl.N 1 I.K l;A>-|{|.l,ll.l FROM THK lOMH OF MKNTHF HKTEP (After Mine. Naville). prr -• ■^^^^IL,..^^^^ - L l^^m^^ ■te -ONE OF THE SIDES OF PRINCESS KAllXS SARCOFHAGLS(Museum, Cairo). (Phot. E. Brugsch.) faces, their smiling, good-humoured expression, their placid eyes(Fig. 200), and…
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