The story of art throughout the ages; an illustrated record (1904)
Reinach, Salomon, 1858-1932, Simmonds, Florence · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 77
nto thesecrets of the classical mind. We canread Euripides and Plato, Xenophonand Socrates, the fragments of Mx-nander, we can study hundreds ofstatues and painted vases. But nothing,not even the most beautiful of Platospages, can so familiarise us with an-tiquity, can make us so appreciateits… … FIG. 95.—FRAGMENT OF AN ATTIC TOMBSTONE. (Museum, Athens.) unique and immortal flower of humangenius we call Atticism. 58 PRAXITELES, SCOPAS, AND LYSIPPUS BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CHAPTER VII M. Collignon, Histoire de la Sculpture grecque, vol. ii., Paris, 1897 (descriptions of theMausoleum of…
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