Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 · New York : Macmillan Co. · leaf 94
ated frieze, which hadfound no place in earlier Doric temples (Fig. 21). Thus wasestablished the precedent which was to have such splendidresults in the great temple of the century following. This is but a partial list of Pisistratus benefactions, many ofwhich are doubtless unrecorded. How far he… … Fig. 21. — Figure mounting a Chariot.Acropolis Museum, Athens. 78 The Message of Greek Art direction. In all that he undertook his policy was distinctlybroadminded and suited to the needs of a future which none buthe foresaw. His example was no doubt followed by others.Certain it is that Athens…
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