Viardot, Louis, 1800-1883 · New York, Scribner, Armstrong, and Company · leaf 156
Fig. 22. — The Wrestlers. (Florence.) There remains a figure difficult to name, of whichwe have a bronze copy in the garden of theTuileries. It is a man with a coarse and commonface, a low foreliead and short rough hair, in acons:;raincd position, neither seated nor kneeling; GRKCIAS SCULriURE.… … Fig. 23.—The Arrotino. (lIorence. ca^se, his head being on one side, and his eyesraised, he would appear to be interested in some-thing beyond his mechanical occupation. Somehave supposed it to be the slave who discoveredthe conspiracy of the sons of the first Brutus for ]3r, GllhUIAN SCULfTU/iE.…
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