A Handbook of Greek and Roman sculpture : to accompany a collection of reproductions of Greek and Roman sculpture (1905)
Mach, Edmund von, 1870-1927, University Prints (Winchester, Mass.) · Boston, Bureau of University Travel · leaf 107
er proportions, is claimedfor a Peloponnesian school on the strength that a generationlater heavy dimensions were characteristic of the work ofPolykleitos, the greatest of the Peloponnesians. ^ See E. von Mach, pp. 248ff. ^ Rom. Mitth. 1891, pp. 302ff. and377£f. ^ Pausanias X, 10, i ; 6. Q., 633.… … TRANSITIONAL PERIOD, Equally unfounded, because based on similarly insufficientdata, is Furtwanglers attribution of the Cassel Apollo toMyron. The student of art fortunately is Httle disturbed bythese failures of definite identifications. He enjoys the beautyof the figures irrespective of the great…
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