Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 336
x. After his first picture, in which Vitellius is represented dragged through the streets of Rome and ill treated by thepopulace, he achieved success with a scene taken from the destruction of Troy.Here Andromache, raging with impotent anguish, is struggling against anumber of Greeks who have… … LUMINAIS. LES ENERVLi DL J U Mli-t.kb. style of compromise. Andromache is of a fulness of form almost approachingcorpulence, and the Greeks remind one of Indians on the warpath. Mangledcorpses complete the picture, and on the bare wall to the left, over the stairs,hang dead bodies abandoned to…
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