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Greek sculpture, its spirit and principles (1903)

Mach, Edmund von, 1870-1927 · Boston : Ginn · leaf 404

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rmined the thickness of the entire composition.High relief, on the other hand, was necessary on account of the stronglight, irrespective of the projecting triglyphs. CHAPTER VI Page 47. early vase painters, who before painting draped figures drewthem nude. This can even now be seen by studying the… … NOTES 323 CHAPTER VII Page 55. resorted to the introduction of an uneven ground in their templereliefs. The uneven ground occurs on the frieze of the Theseion in Athens,built before the Parthenon. The Parthenon sculptors, therefore, werefamiliar with it, and consciously rejected it. 56. horror…

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