Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 227
present them-selves to us in all the grace ofantique statuary. Thus theclaims of truth and beauty,which are at the root of classicthought, are reconciled. Thepainter made no distinctionbetween art and history, be-tween Alexander and Apollo.He had. however, to workfor the religion of his time,and to… … 4.27. —LK SIKIR. MEI.POMKSE, ER.VTOAND P<)I.YH\MNIA.(The Louvre. P;iris > THE EVOLUTION OF CLASSICAL ART
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