Murray, A. S. (Alexander Stuart), 1841-1904 · London : Seeley and Co. ; New York : Macmillan · leaf 78
FiG. 28.—Apollo. From Tkessaly. British Museu?n. much as it is a special study of a draped figure. Another point is theeasy attitude of the Hermes, suggestive almost of indolence, or at allevents of a happy nature. In others of the statues by Praxiteles, known … Fig. 29.—Bronze Statuette. Aphrodite Pourtdes. British Museum. GREEK BRONZES 71 to us from ancient copies, this ease of attitude is more strongly marked.But from this point of view the most interesting of his works is the statueof Apollo Sauroctonos (Fig. 27), known to us from several copies in…
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