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... bronze as finding its justification in preserving the original which was in wax , not of the wax as justified in the finished object in metal . When we come to the medallists of the Emilian and allied schools , the artist has swung over ...
... bronze as finding its justification in preserving the original which was in wax , not of the wax as justified in the finished object in metal . When we come to the medallists of the Emilian and allied schools , the artist has swung over ...
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... bronze fibulae , torcs , girdle - hooks , and other implements , and are of tiny size . There is a great variety of characters : the gold plaques from Schwarzenbach2 ( pl . 3 a ) show sleepy moon - faces ; the heads decorating a sword ...
... bronze fibulae , torcs , girdle - hooks , and other implements , and are of tiny size . There is a great variety of characters : the gold plaques from Schwarzenbach2 ( pl . 3 a ) show sleepy moon - faces ; the heads decorating a sword ...
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... bronze : whence did the double lion come to the Celts ? From Italy or from the East ? Italy is full of the monsters , and double lions are prevalent there , but Italian origin can be ruled out by one feature of the bronze , the spiral ...
... bronze : whence did the double lion come to the Celts ? From Italy or from the East ? Italy is full of the monsters , and double lions are prevalent there , but Italian origin can be ruled out by one feature of the bronze , the spiral ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
TSARDOM AND IMPERIALISM IN THE FAR EAST and Middle East | 25 |
REASON AND INTUITION Philosophical Lecture By A C Ewing | 67 |
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