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lengths at this time, interested the public in these atmos-phered effects and the sculptor saw a chance for a new experi-ment. The effect is not unpleasing, for the resulting vaguenesshas the merit of suggestiveness which the sculptor seeks in manyways, but the result is an accidental coincidence.… … Fig. 130. — Farnese Bull. National Museum, Naples. Dispersion and Transfusion 321 that our sculptors are not quite clear as to the nature of theirart. Our knowledge of the art of Rhodes is more considerable, butnot more reassuring. She was certainly ambitious, to judge fromthe erection in 280 b.c.…
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