An outline history of sculpture for beginners and students, with complete indexes and numerous illustrations (1893)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, F.A. Stokes · leaf 107
ent earn-estness of purpose ; it isof the same proportions,and in such details oftreatment as the rich sandals it plainly belongs to the timeand the school of the Apollo—indeed, there is no reasonwhy it might not have formed a part of a group in whichthe Apollo stood. (Fig. 64.) If we think of this… … Fig. 64.—Diane a la Biche. 96 SCULPTURE. aid her brother in defending his temple against a barbarou?enemy she is invested with a deeper interest ; she become:,an important actor in a terrible drama, and those of us who could have no sympathywith her love for huntingare roused to an enthusiastichope…
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