which it remindsus by the studied simplicity of its pose, the treatment of its drapery,and its somewhat expressionless features. But, on the other hand,we observe in certain minutiae—easily overlooked—the meticulousrendering of significant detail which is characteristic of the Roman.The purple… … Statue of Camillus. c c 386 ART CHAP. VIII originally held by the figure were preserved, they would, nodoubt, confirm the total impression. When we turn to the statueof Augustus (PI. LXIII), found at Prima Porta in the remains ofthe Villa of Livia, which is of somewhat later date—about 13 b. c,as…
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