The Quarterly Review, 260. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1933 |
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... Art . 3. - MODERN SCULPTURE AND THE GREEKS . The Meaning of Modern Sculpture . By R. H. Wilenski . Faber , 1932 . FOR some years past our ' advanced ' young people have made it an article of faith that Greek art and all that it stands ...
... Art . 3. - MODERN SCULPTURE AND THE GREEKS . The Meaning of Modern Sculpture . By R. H. Wilenski . Faber , 1932 . FOR some years past our ' advanced ' young people have made it an article of faith that Greek art and all that it stands ...
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... Greek sculpture that has reached us is a mere fraction of what once existed , that it is fragmentary , that in most cases it is probably a copy of the original , and in some a copy of bronze made in marble , all the points made in Mr ...
... Greek sculpture that has reached us is a mere fraction of what once existed , that it is fragmentary , that in most cases it is probably a copy of the original , and in some a copy of bronze made in marble , all the points made in Mr ...
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... Greeks . In order to prove his case against Greek sculpture , and to show that we have all along been suffering from a delusion in regard to it , he ought to prove either that what we call Greek sculpture was not the work of the Greeks ...
... Greeks . In order to prove his case against Greek sculpture , and to show that we have all along been suffering from a delusion in regard to it , he ought to prove either that what we call Greek sculpture was not the work of the Greeks ...
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