Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 208
HEAD OF JUNO. POSSIBLY BY ALCAMENES. IN THE LUDOVISIPALACE, ROME. (SEE PAGE IQ2.) part of the work; but on the column he painted apartridge, which was so true to nature that muchattention was given to it,—even the bird-sellersbrought tame partridges to the picture, and whenthe living birds saw the… … THE QUOIT-THROWER. A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL BY MYRON. (SEE PAGE 192.) togenes that he painted over the bird, in order thatmen might see the satyr. AETION. This artist is sometimes said to have lived in thetime of Alexander; but Lucian, who gave anaccount of him, distinctly declares that he lived…
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