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A manual of ancient sculpture, Egyptian - Assyrian - Greek - Roman (1886)

Redford, George, d. 1895 · London : Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington · leaf 253

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Fig. 123.—Boy Extjracting a Thorn.In the Museum of the CajntoL Centaur of the Capitol (Fig. 44); in. Bigio IMorato.Ht. 54^ in. One of the two found in Hadrians Vilhi. Theother is old and bearded. Cupid and Psyche; m. Parian. Ht., 4ft. IJin. CapitolineMuseum, Pome. Pound on the Aventine. Emblematic… … Fio. 124.—The Cupid and Psyche of the Capitol. 230 DESCRIPTIONS OF STATUES. D. DiADUMENOS. Life-size ; m. There aretwo Diadumeni in theBritish Museum; thisone, known as theFarnese statue, andthe other as the Yaisonstatue, from havingbeen found at thatplace in France. Bothare supposed to becopies of…

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