Roman sculpture from Augustus to Constantine (1907)
Strong, Eugénie Sellers · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 389
the Vatican (Amelung Catalog der VatikanischenSkulpturen 9, 118 and 127). Seen as they noware at closer quarters than originally intended, theworkmanship may strike us as coarse and summarycompared, for instance, with that of the Mars Barracco.Technical detail and elaboration, however, wouldbe out… … ]iAi:l!Al!IAN WOMAX Tuface p. 229 Loi/f/ia (hi I.tinJ, Jlvniice THE PRINCIPATE OF TRAJAN 229 not interfering with their general decorative effect.Moreover, it seems probable that the famous Thusneldaunder the Loggia de Lanzi at Florence (Plate LXVIII.)*is a female counterpart of those male barbaric…
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