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e of whom pours the libation, while the other, agirl of singularly modest grace, dances to the accompanimentof the lyre and song. To the left are preparations for cere-monial ablution in charge of a matron, with exquisitely tonedand subdued figures of servants in the background. Withthis brief… … pq a O i; f^ o O> oo ® T3 el O CO M 20 Mornings with Masters of Art quite lost. As we have seen, this connection can be effectedin only two ways. There must be a physical connection which tempts theeye to follow, or there must be a mental connection, anobvious reaching out of attention from one…
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