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ympathy. Scopas is recorded as having executed a temple pediment inTegea, in the central Peloponnesus, representing the Calydonianboar hunt, a story whose tragic sequel is suggestive of Scopaspredilection. Diligent search has recovered a few sorry frag-ments of this composition, too battered to be… … Fig. 91. — Demeter of Cnidus. British Museum, London. 234 The Message of Greek Art ments of the age, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus and the Tem-ple of Artemis at Ephesus, both of them later accounted amongthe seven wonders of the world. The former was a vast temple-like tomb in the Ionic order, but…
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