Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 1121
59—2 93^ The stone of Kronos a slight elaboration of two figures on the contemporary Pariskrater. Later Greek art was almost equally reticent. Pausanias^ says: The Plataeans have a temple of Hera worth seeing for its size and itssculptural decoration. As you enter there is Rhea bringing to Kronos… … Fig. 776. The precise character and arrangement of these sculptures ismatter for conjecture. To me it seems probable that the statue of social. A woman talks with a youth, who leans on his staff and gesticulates. Betweenthem stands a chair. On the wall hangs a bag. 1 Paus. 9. 1. 7 nXaraieOcTi 5e…
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