Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 544
to the distance, Piloty has scattered his in comparison with which Pilotys seems arti-ficial and confused and broken up. Perhapsthis is intentional; perhaps the artist sought inthis way to create a suggestion of stupendousimpressiveness, corresponding to the strange,tumultuous spectacle that the… … thusnelda at the triumph of germanicus. by von piloty. (from a photograph by pach.) over the whole picture. It might be difficult tofind a natural cause for the shadows strikingwhere they do; but the artists intention is clearenough — namely, to bring out strongly thecenter group composed of…
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