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 29
ource. For this rea-son their great value cannot be over-estimated (Fig. 13). Other very ancient nations had sculptors, and a fewremains of their arts still exist. This is true of the Medes,Babylonians, and Persians ; but the general features oftheir arts resembled those of the Assyrians, though… … j^?==^ Fig. 14.—Mode of drawing the Bow. Koyunjik. CHAPTER II. GREEK SCULPTURE. WE have seen that the Egyptians and Assyrians wereskilful in sculpture, but at the same time their workshave not moved us as we wish to be moved by art ; thereis always something beyond them to be desired, and…
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