Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 828
aistcs?), wearing a cap and a short chiton, departs towards the left, but turnsto face Zeus. He too holds his left hand with open palm, but downwards—perhapsanother variety of the same gesture. His right hand was raised and may have held theaxe, though this is uncertain as the relief here passes… … Fig. 482. Kleanthes of Corinth (Pearly in s. vi B.C.: M. H. Swindler Ancient Fainting YaXeUniv. Press 1929 p. 144 f.) is known to have painted a Birth of Athena, which waspreserved in the temple of Artemis AX^etoj/ta near the mouth of the Alpheios (Strab. 343).But our only clue to his treatment of…
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