Les statues de terre cuite dans l'antiquité : Sicile, Grande-Grece, Etrurie et Rome
A 1907 Paris study of ancient terracotta statuettes by the Swiss archaeologist Waldemar Deonna, covering Sicily, Magna Graecia, Etruria and Rome, written for scholars of classical sculpture. The pictures are photographic plates of standing draped female figures and a bust, showing folds of cloth, belted tunics and stiff frontal poses that a designer could use as reference for classical drapery and silhouette.
