Gardner, Percy, 1846-1937 · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 126
PRINCIPLES OF GREEK ART 104 CHAP. cobolus of Myron (Fig. 19)/ showing that even this master- piece, for its age one of the most wonderful of human works, is really calculated for the front aspect only : the legs are in pro- file, the chest and face are full, and the transition between the two is… … meet us in early Greek art on psychological grounds. He thinks they all arise out of inevitable tendencies of the human mind, anthropological laws which we may trace alike in the procedure of partly civilized peoples and the artistic efforts of children. I will repeat his views in my own words, and…
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