Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 · New York : Macmillan Co. · leaf 111
t the newbuildings, the public improvements, the statues, the poems andso forth, elicit lively and willing response. But alas, we arestrangers, and curiosity passes the limits of discretion. Whatabout Miltiades ? Why have changes been made in the laws ofSolon? There is a sudden chill in the… … Fig. 30. — Female Figure, probably by Anterior.Acropolis Museum, Athens. Art and the Tyrants 95 us but one and he the most taciturn of our Athenian acquaint-ances. He is a sculptor, this Antenor, he tells us, and as hestrangely stays by us, we leave with him. We ask him about thestatues that have…
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