Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 · New York : Macmillan Co. · leaf 252
ble portion of the frieze (Figs. 92-95) which has been un-certainly identified as the work of Scopas. It represents thefamiliar battle between Greeks and Amazons, all of immensevivacity and dramatic power, but even were the identificationcertain, it is obvious that it would not be representative of… … pq 236 The Message of Greek Art of the Ionic order do not rest upon the temple platform, but areperched high on a double, sculptured base. There was first ofall a huge cube, on the four faces of which were sculptured inhigh relief figures in motion. Above this, and slightly smallerin diameter, was…
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