ed, but every distinct type has been retained, sothat the collection is still representative. It is ar-ranged as far as possible chronologically, beginningwith the examples of the Bronze Age, then passingto the Graco-Phd-nician period—so called to indi-cate ihe influences of the East and the… … Properly Metropolitan Museum oj A rtFIGURE 5 want of ex-perience. Hehad not yetlearned to copy faithfully from nature. Like a child, he wasimpressed with the most im])ortant ])arts in thehuman face and body, and gave undue prominenceto these instead of coordinating them to the otherfeatures and…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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