Poulsen, Frederik, 1876-, Richards, G. C. (George Chatterton), 1867-1951 · London : Gyldendal · leaf 303
iangular depression between the muscles of thethigh, ** sertorius and * tensor fasciae. The Englisharchaeologist, Percy Gardner, who in a learned articlecalls attention to these differences/ thinks he may draw theconclusion that the Apoxyomenos is posterior to the anatomicalresearches, which, as we… … Fig. 146.—Foot of the Apoxyomenos.Journal of Hellenic Studies, xxv, 1905, 235 f. MONUMENT OF THE THESSALIAN PRINCES 289 but must be ascribed to one of his pupils^ On the otherhand, according to Gardner, the Agias becomes the starting-point for an appreciation of the art of Lysippus. He isright also…
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