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Greek sculpture : a collection of sixteen pictures of Greek marbles, with introduction and interpretation (1901)

Hurll, Estelle M. (Estelle May), 1863-1924 · Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 99

An illustration from Greek sculpture : a collection of sixteen pictures of Greek marbles, with introduction and interpretation, 1901, leaf 99 — adeThat instant fled. . . . . . . One last And sad Farewell, scarce audible, she sighed,And vanished to the ghosts that late she left. 1 Our bas-relief represents a scene of parting betweenOrpheus and Eurydice, and we may take it, as weplease, to refer to their first or to their last fare-well. It… … I>. Anderson, Photu. John Andrew i SOD, Sc. ORPHEUS AND EURYDICEAlbani Villa, Rome ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE 83 land. She lays her hand fondly upon her husbandsshoulder, and he touches it gently as if to detainher. The figure on the other side is the messenger godHermes, whose mission is to conduct…

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