Gardner, Ernest Arthur, 1862-1939 · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 41
, and their frequent repetition, thereseems, at first sight, a certain monotony about theattempts of archaic Greek sculpture. There is, how-ever, a vital distinction between them and meremechanical repetitions such as we see in Cyprus; thisis the promise of advance and improvement that isfound in… … *»» BRONZE STATUETTE, IN THE BRITISH MUSEUMAPOLLO WITH THE STAG To face £>. 19 GREEK SCULPTURE 19 analyse more closely wherein exactly this promise lies,we shall find that almost every archaic statue in Greecebears a trace in some part or other of direct study andobservation of nature; it may be…
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