Gardner, Ernest Arthur, 1862-1939 · London, Duckworth and co. · leaf 136
ers, thatMyron, though excellent in rendering physical life, wasdeficient in the expression of mental or emotional quali-ties. Doubtless it was for the first that he was mostfamous among the later Greeks; but we should belimiting unduly the scope of his originality if wealtogether denied him the… … itiicAiiDi im:ai( ; sivi.i-: iii- .mykox 7l. ,M.. ;.. 7S CHAPTER IV PHIDIAS The estimate which sets Phidias in the foremost placeamong Greek sculptors is probably a just one ; but it hasnot always met with acceptance. For example, thecanon of sculpture fiom which Pliny borrows much ofhis criticism,…
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