Faure, Elie, 1873-1937, Pach, Walter, 1883-1958 · New York and London : Harper & brothers · leaf 216
to their heroes.Were they of a freer art?Doubtless they were. . . .The Quichua pottery ofthe same time bearswitness to a charmingpopular spirit. Thesepeoples were good.They loved men andbeasts. They looked onthem roguishly, butvery gently. Almost alltheir pots, their bottles,their alcarazas for… … Maya Art. Honduras. Stele. {Museum of Natural History, New York.) 190 MEDIAEVAL ART in, warped, or paunchlike. Egypt had also reserved thehieratic forms for the face of the sanctuaries, and spenther sorrow in the shadows where, like Peru, she buriedher mummies. She also loved to give animal forms…
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