Gardner, Ernest Arthur, 1862-1939 · London : Duckworth and Co. ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 79
erwhich the ^Eginetan masters had been content towork. Without Olympia, the wonderful advance fromiEgina to the Parthenon would be unintelligible; butat Olympia we see at least an aspiration towards thepower and majesty of design which was to be fulfilled inthe work of Phidias. It is not, however,… … HEAD OF WARRIOR, PROBABLY .EGIXETAN, FROM THE ACROrOLTS AT ATHENS To face p. 4 7 EARLY MASTERPIECES 47 great sculptors of Greece were not always or evenusually employed upon such works ; it was indeed infree statues that they had most scope for the exercise oftheir individuality; and in the case of…
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