Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 229
, if not superior, to the Farnese bull in the NaplesMuseum, which breathes a suggestion of false art. The headin particular is a fragment of great value, for the details ofthe mouth, eyes, and nostrils, which are full of expression.Upon the bull stood a man, and the modelling of the veins andthe… … ■^ Jjl0 FIG. lOO.—FRESCO FROM TIRYXS, IX THE MUSEUM AT ATHEXS. frescoes of Mycenaean art, representing a youth carrying a conical vase. My recent studies oblige me to give a different interpretationto this relief. The measurements which I took of a bulls hornat Hagia Triada enable me to compare it…
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