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The science of aesthetics; or, The nature, kinds, laws, and uses of beauty (1872)

Day, Henry Noble, 1808-1890 · New Haven, Conn., C.C. Chatfield & co. · leaf 306

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renceVenus, and Bacchus, and Amor. The fourth period of Grecian sculpture is theperiod of decline. It is characterized by excessiveelaboration of details. In this period are placedLysippus, a native of Sicyon, about 324 B. C, apainter as well as sculptor, said to have executed610 statues, some… … A-Krausse gest. SPECIAL LAMS. 2/1 § 233. Modern sculpture took its riseModern. in northcm Italy. Its progress was slow from the time of Boschetto in theeleventh century, the architect of the cathedral inPisa, to that of Michael Angelo in the middle of thesixteenth. Nicolo and Giovanni da Pisa in…

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