Gardner, Ernest Arthur, 1862-1939 · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 248
thanof any definite activity either physical or intellectual.Body and face alike are those of a young man of per-fect physical and mental development, but not undulytrained or specialised; the forms throughout are farremoved from the over-soft, almost effeminate modellingthat we find in many… … HEAD OF HERMES, BY PRAXITELES To face p. 146 PRAXITELES 147 ture, which only gives variety by the varying amountof weight thrown on the two legs, has nothing of theaffectation of a somewhat similar pose in later art. Wesee a healthy and vigorous nature in a moment ofrelaxation, not a morbid or…
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