Gardner, Ernest Arthur, 1862-1939 · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 375
uid and meltingglance of his eyes, lost his virile and leonine aspect.There are many epigrams about the portrait; perhapsthe most instructive is the following: The bronze, methinks, will speak with eyes upraised to Zeus on high,I set the earth beneath my feet; tis thine to rule the sky. Most of the… … HEAD OF ALEXANDER, IN BRITISH MUSEUM To face p. 225 LYSIPPUS 225 typical of his style; and, as a not unnatural result, theAzara head in the Louvre, an idealised portrait of com-paratively cold and correct workmanship, has oftenbeen taken as nearest to the Lysippean original. Onemight well hesitate…
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