The museum of classical antiquities : being a series of essays on ancient art (1860)
Falkener, Edward, 1814-1896, Wood, J. E, Davies, Benjamin Rees · London : Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts · leaf 534
right; but as there is the fragment of a pedestalbehind, which must have supported sometlimg, it is possiblethat the Faun held a goat over his shoulders, and what appearsto be a portion of a pedum may be the hind leg of an animal.In his right he may have held one of the fore legs, the otherof which… … pipe, holding a kid in his left arm, while the dam is jumpingup at his side endeavouring to lick its offspring. Around the piscina are other fanciful devices serving as orna-ments, as a panther eating grapes, in front of last group; on 78 RErORT ON A HOUSE AT ROMrEIl; each side of which are Cupids…
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