A manual of ancient sculpture, Egyptian - Assyrian - Greek - Roman (1886)
Redford, George, d. 1895 · London : Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington · leaf 287
eciallygood one in the Glyptothekat Munich. An antiquemarble copy of the MediciVenus in the Louvre (156)has the arms, which aremodern, slightly differentfrom Berninis in the Flor-ence statue. The left footand some toes of the rightare also new. This be-longed to the Campana Col-lection, and was… … Fig. 144.—Venus de Medici.In the Tribune of the Uffizi Gallery. 264 DESCEIPTIONS OF STATUES. Y. Yenus of Knidos. Heroic; m. Greek. Ht., 6ft. Sin. Yatican.Presumed to be a copy of the famous Yenus of Praxiteles, de-scribed by Pliny (lib. xxxvi. c. 5), madeof Parian marble, standing in a littletemple…
Sculpture, Ancient
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