De Forest, Julia B. d. 1910, Caffin, Charles Henry, 1854-1918 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 130
are veryinteresting and numerous. Some of them are mounds ofearth and stone, with a foundation of masonry; others arecut in the rock, and have Egyptian-looking pillars to sup-port the roof. The paintings found in many of thesetombs are extremely interesting. Sculpture The earliest Etruscan… … 102 A SHORT HISTORY OF ART later period of Etruscan art, Greek influence preponderatesover the native style. The Etruscans excelled in bronze-work, and executed vastnumbers of statues in this material. We can form someidea of the extent to which they carried this art, when we
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