Gardner, Ernest Arthur, 1862-1939 · London : Duckworth and co.; New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 131
The most familiar ofintermediate examples is a beautiful statue of an athletestanding and pouring oil from his right hand, raisedabove his head, into his left, which is held in front ofhis body. This athlete was attributed by Brunn to 1 I see no reason for the preference of Furtwangler and others… … iiK)MKii ^\ rni Tin-; iAi.i.ai>u .m ; >iaii k ix minrh MYRON -n Myron himself. It is now generally regarded as thework of a later Attic artist who fell under his influence,perhaps Alcamenes.^ Here not only the head but thewhole motive and pose of the figure are intermediatebetween Myron and…
Sculptors · Sculpture, Greek
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