Famous sculpture as seen and described by great writers (1910)
Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York, Dodd · leaf 72
owever, connect themselves glori-ously with certain extant works of art j copies, it is true, atvarious removes, yet copies of what is still found delightfulthrough them, and by copyists who for the most part werethemselves masters. Through the variations of the copyist,the restorer, the mere… … DISCOBOLUS, BRITISH MUSEUMBy Myron THE DISCOBOLUS 45 cletus, as binding the fillet or crown of victory upon hishead, he presents the beau ideal of athletic repose, and al-most begins to think. Myron was a native of Eleutherae, and a pupil ofAgeladas of Argos. There is nothing more to tell by wayof…
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