Marbles and bronzes; fifty-two plates from selected subjects in the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities; edited by H. B. Walters. (1928)
British Museum. Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities · London, Printed by order of the Trustees · leaf 12
tic school of sculpture. of Aeneas) who is seated at her side. 4th century B.C. Cat. of Sculpture, II. From the Towneley Collection. From Paramythia, in Epirus. Purchased in 1904 from No. 2194. the Hawkins Collection, with the aid of the National Art- Aphrodite. Colossal bronze head in fine ideal… … is probably derived from a group by Myron (5th century B.C.), Showing Athena rejecting the pipes (which disfigured her face), in the presence of Marsyas. The Satyr then picked them up, and so incurred the wrath of the goddess. The handles are in the form of athletic nude figures straining The…
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