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the daring poetry of Phidias or the dreamy sentiment of Prax-iteles or the dramatic pathos of Scopas. He is infinitely moresubtle than Myron; his athletes are brainy as well as muscular,and the difference of mental attitude between the different phasesof the athletes experience are as real to him… … Fig. 122. — Head of Alexander. Louvre, Paris.
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