Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 78
o with an angular vivacity which would befit the skeletons of our dances of death. The Thinite School is only to be distinguished by its air ofprovincial stiffness,or rather, the Mem-phite School is insculpture as in archi-tecture the con-tinuation of theThinite. The royalworkshops of… … FIG. 104.—BAS-RELIEF IX THE TOMl, oi MKKHC ATELElHANTINE. (Phot. Couyut.) ART IN EGYPT
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