Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 · New York : Macmillan Co. · leaf 80
ments of real power. The figure of thebull is represented with not a little understanding, and we canalmost hear the death bellow as with opened mouth and dis-tended nostrils he writhes in death agony. It is unfortunatethat the figures of the lions have all but completely perished.It is plain,… … 64 The Message of Greek Art Still another of the larger pediments represents in its twoends two different subjects of analogous character. On the leftHeracles wrestles with Triton, the Old Man of the Sea, whileto the right the space is occupied by the Typhon (Fig. 20), amonster with serpent bodies,…
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