Poulsen, Frederik, 1876-, Richards, G. C. (George Chatterton), 1867-1951 · London : Gyldendal · leaf 273
and lower partof the face (figs. 125,126). In both heads the eye lies in deep Revue archeoL, 1917, v. 39 f. 17 258 THE COLUMN OF THE DANCING WOMEN shadow^ deepest at the root of the nose, where the carunclesare quite lost in darkness, and from which the lines of theeyelids run out with a strong… … Fig. 125.—Head of dancing woman from Delphi. figure the vyp6Tr)<;, of which the texts speak. The littlemouth, too, with its graceful dimples, the delicate little earwith its long lobe, which seems attached to the cheek, arelike those of Praxiteles. In the ear-lobe the Delphian figurewears a…
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