Opening book details…
Can I read Olympia. The Sculptures of the Temple of Zeus . By Bernard Ashmole and Nicholas Yalouris. on EtoBox?
Olympia. The Sculptures of the Temple of Zeus . By Bernard Ashmole and Nicholas Yalouris. by Charles H. Morgan is a Arts and Humanities article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Olympia. The Sculptures of the Temple of Zeus . By Bernard Ashmole and Nicholas Yalouris. about?
the same effect as the high girding of 4th century statues (p. 79). By the same token, however, one could defend an Augustan chronology based on her similarity with Roman statues (e.g. the Livia Orans in the Sala dei Busti, Vatican) which, admittedly, also go back to classical models especially popular in early Imperial times. Miss Herdejiirgen stresses the difficulty of distinguishing true Roman copies from adaptations of post-archaic works, but a similar or even greater difficulty certainly exists in dating archaistic art of the classical period if her chronology can almost consistently be at variance with that suggested in recent studies. It is perhaps fairer to admit that much more work should be done in this field, and in this respect her book is certainly a step in the right direction. Like all books that develop from doctoral dissertations, this suffers from an over-diligent gathering of material without adequate illustration, especially in the case of unpublished pieces, but the few plates show unusual statues of considerable interest. The inclusion of seated figures and terracottas helps our understanding of the diagonal mantle on typical korai, even after the appearance o
Who reads Olympia. The Sculptures of the Temple of Zeus . By Bernard Ashmole and Nicholas Yalouris.?
It is typically read by researchers, students, and practitioners in Arts and Humanities.
- Author
- Charles H. Morgan
- Publisher
- University of Chicago Press
- Published
- 1970
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)