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 97
direction of the weight of the body, as isinvariably the case in early Greek art. Turning the headin another direction implies the activity of a controllingmind, I and is, therefore, impossible (unless it be a miracu-lous exception) in an age when the duality of man was notacknowledged.2 Joubins… … TRANSITIONAL PERIOD. 67 archaeologist, who reduces everything to measurable facts,dealing with the most divine creations of Greek art as somuch interesting matter, capable of mathematically accu-rate deductions. Art cannot be treated in this way with-out losing everything that makes of it art/…
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