Greek sculpture and modern art, two lectures delivered to the students of the Royal Academy of London

Waldstein Charles Sir 1856-1927

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Greek Sculpture and Modern Art CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS FETTER E.G.HonlJOn: LANE, C. F. MANAGERCLAY, PRINCES STREET100, A. ASHER ANDBerlin: CO. F. A. : BROCKHAUSleipjifl G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS$tto fork: MACMILLAN ANDanfc Calcutta: LTD.CO., M. DENT AND LTD.Toronto: SONS,J. THE MARUZEN-KABUSHIKI-KAISHA ffokgo: reservedAll rights Greek Sculpture and Modern Art delivered toTwo lectures the students of the of LondonRoyal Academy by CHARLES L.H.D.WALDSTEIN, Litt.D., Ph.D., Fellow and Lecturer of King's College, Cambridge inSometime Slade Professor of Fine Reader ClassicalArt, Archaeology Director of the Fitzwilliam and Director ofMuseum, Cambridge, American of Athensthe School Archaeology, with an appendix : Cambridge Pressat the University 1914 CTamhr :ifcgr M.A,PRINTED BY CLAY,JOHN PRESSAT THE UNIVERSITY TO MY FRIEND GEORGE LEVESON GOWER PREFACE has been to me that the twosuggested lectures onIT which I delivered inSculpture of this to the students of theFebruary year Royal Art School should be in aAcademy published more form. It was held thatpermanent they not to students of butuseful,might prove art,only also to the as an introduction intopublic,general the of own aim was a morestudy sculpture. My definite one. The domain and the aims of Art forhave many centuries far mereextended thebeyond expression of inFormal have encroached allTheyBeauty.

Sujets

• Sculpture
• ART

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 16
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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Greek
Sculpture
and
Modern ArtCAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
FETTER E.G.HonlJOn: LANE,
C. F. MANAGERCLAY,
PRINCES STREET100,
A. ASHER ANDBerlin: CO.
F. A.
: BROCKHAUSleipjifl
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS$tto fork:
MACMILLAN ANDanfc Calcutta: LTD.CO.,
M. DENT AND LTD.Toronto: SONS,J.
THE MARUZEN-KABUSHIKI-KAISHA
ffokgo:
reservedAll rightsGreek Sculpture
and
Modern Art
delivered toTwo lectures the students
of the of LondonRoyal Academy
by
CHARLES L.H.D.WALDSTEIN, Litt.D., Ph.D.,
Fellow and Lecturer of King's College, Cambridge
inSometime Slade Professor of Fine Reader ClassicalArt, Archaeology
Director of the Fitzwilliam and Director ofMuseum, Cambridge,
American of Athensthe School Archaeology,
with an
appendix
:
Cambridge
Pressat the University
1914CTamhr :ifcgr
M.A,PRINTED BY CLAY,JOHN
PRESSAT THE UNIVERSITY