Gardner, Ernest Arthur, 1862-1939 · London : Duckworth and co.; New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 294
escribed as Roman Lady as a Muse; but the typewas not restricted to Muses. We see, perhaps, inthe Trentham lady the earliest and finest example,alike in the delicacy of its execution and the gentlemelancholy of its pose, worthy of the Praxiteleaninfluence to which we must assign its origin. It may… … (•oirrilAIT (IK A I,A|iV, Kl:ilM llj;i;in.ANEL.M, IX iiia:sL>EX Tnjhvi p. 174 PRAXITELES 171; writers, though their results do not always agree. Theexternal data for fixing the chronological sequence ofthe various statues are scanty. It has been suggested,for example, that Praxiteles work at…
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