Viardot, Louis, 1800-1883 · New York, Scribner, Armstrong, and Company · leaf 126
Fig. lo. — Hacchus. (Museum ot the Louvre, Paris. Lizard slayer, the head of which, although onlyrestored, is antique, supposed to be a good copy ofthe bronze Saiiroctonos of Praxiteles. (JnECJA1: bcuiri uue. luy Agile, and scantily clothed, as Fontaine wouldexpress it, a Diana may always be… … Fig. II.—Mercury. (Museum (;f the Louvre, Paris.) the name of the Fah-Hinbcd goddess. Of the six sis-ters of the Huntress Diana in the collection of theLouvre, the Diana of Gabii is the most celebrated. 110 GRECIAN SCULPTURE. With a graceful movement she appears to be fasten-ing her chlamys…
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