History of ancient, early Christian, and mediaeval painting (1906)
Woltmann, Alfred Friedrich Gottfried Albert, 1841-1880, Woermann, Karl, 1844-1933 · New York : Dodd, Mead & Co. · leaf 79
erence to his 5° HISTORY OF PAINTING. delicate livings which scoffers changed into rhabdodiaitos from his living byhis pencil. As Parrhasios had beaten Zeuxis, so Timantaes, the third artist in thissuccession, is said to have outdone Parrhasios, to the latters great annoy-ance, in a pictorial… … Fig. 8. Parrhasios took place at Samos. He seems, however, to have lived at a laterperiod of his life at Sikyon. The most famous of his works was the Sacrificeof Iphigeneia. The maiden was represented standing before the altar on whichshe was about to be offered up, and a deep compassion was…
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