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Famous sculpture as seen and described by great writers (1910)

Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York, Dodd · leaf 158

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tothe dreamy mood awakened by the music. His attitude is full of graceand charm. He leans with his right arm on the stump of a tree ; hisright leg, thus freed from the weight of the body, is drawn back so that itstoe touches his left heel. His left hand rests lightly on his hip, pushingback the… … THE MARBLE FAUN, CAPITOLINE, ROME THE MARBLE FAUN II5 masculine beauty. The character of the face correspondswith the figure; it is most agreeable in outline and feature,but rounded and somewhat voluptuously developed, espe-cially about the throat and chin ; the nose is almost straight,but very…

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