Collignon, Maxime, 1849-1917, Wright, John Henry, 1852-1908 · London : Cassell Pub. Co. · leaf 156
rtistic activityhad penetrated into thenorthern parts of Greece.It may, however, have beenproduced in the Ionianschools of Asia Minor ; forwe cannot maintain withcertainty that at this timeGreece had any artisticschools that were dis-tinct from those of theIonians.* The museums of Europepossess… … Fig. 44.—hera.(Statue found at Samos.) H4 GREEK ARCHEOLOGY. distinguish with great care between really archaicand archaistic art, the latter being mere imitation.At certain epochs when the creative energy in arthas become exhausted, men return, under the in-fluence of fashion, to a pseudo-archaism,…
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