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 40
must have been the princi-pal deity. It is in excellent preserva-tion ; the only parts which are wantingare the fingers of the right hand and theobject which it held. Like many ofthese statues, it is less than life-size—four feet and two inches in height.When it was first discovered there weremany… … Fig. 21.—ArchaisticArtemis at Naples. GREEK SCULPTURE. 29 of the drapery. There is an archaic stiffness about thisstatue, but the flowing hair, the form of the eyes, and thefree style of the nude parts all show that it belongs to thearchaistic period (Fig. 21). It would be pleasant and satisfying…
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