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 75
asserted that she was superior to this Lato, who had buttwo children, while she had fourteen lovely sons and daugh-ters, any one of which was worthy of honor. All this soenraged Lato that she begged Apollo, who was the god ofthe silver bow, and Diana, her huntress daughter, to takerevenge on Niobe.… … Fig. 44.—Brother and Sister. until Jupiter took pity on her and turned her into stone, andwhirled her away from Thebes to Mount Sipylus, the sceneof her happy childhood. In this picture of Niobe she 64 SCULPTURE. clasps her youngest child, who has fled to her for protec-tion. I cannot give pictures…
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