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A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 282

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on Roman medals are sufficient toexplain to us the Roman feeling toward them.Even in the decline of the Empire, and in thecomplete collapse of the once great power over462 SCULPTURE sculpture possessed by the Roman artists, theArch of Constaiitiiie is lulorneil witli fragmentstaken from tiic… … Sculpture, Fig. 7: (iEmiAN Kom.\nf:sqce; 12thCe-vtury; PoRTR.iiT Effigy; .\bbey of Arn- STEIN ON THE RhIXE. highly differentiated non-Greek school of sculp-ture, as ijartly shown by Wickhoff (op. cit.).Fig. 2 illustrates the kind of leafage character-istic of this school, which flourished at…

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