LIST OF PLATES

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The Virgin. From Michael Angelo’s “Pieta.”
 St. Peter’s, Rome
[Frontispiece]
Diana (Archaistic).
 The National Museum, Naples
[ 12]
Dedicatory Statue (Archaic).
 The Acropolis Museum, Athens
[ 12]
Harmodius.
 National Museum, Naples
[ 14]
The Charioteer.
 Delphi Museum
[ 14]
The Spartan Girl.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 18]
The Doryphorus.
 National Museum, Naples
[ 18]
Myron’s Discobolus.
 The Ashmolean, Oxford
[ 22]
Theseus.
 British Museum.
A figure from the Eastern Pediment of the Parthenon[ 30]
The Three Fates.
 British Museum.
A group from the Eastern Pediment of the Parthenon[ 30]
From The Parthenon Frieze.
 British Museum.
Scenes from the Panathenaic Procession[ 32]
Zeus.
 The Vatican, Rome. Found at Otricoli
[ 36]
Hera.
 Terme Museum, Rome. From the Villa Ludovisi
[ 36]
Hera.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 40]
The Mausoleum Charioteer.
 British Museum, London
[ 48]
Niobe.
 The Glyptothek, Munich
[ 50]
Menelaus and Patroclus.
 Loggia de Lonzi, Florence
[ 52]
Ares Ludovisi.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 52]
The “Dexileus” Relief.
 The Ceramicus, Athens
[ 54]
The Hermes (head).
 By Praxiteles. Olympia
[ 58]
The “Eros” Torso.
 The Vatican, Rome. Found at Centocelle
[ 60]
Aphrodite of Cnidus.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 62]
The Apoxyomenus.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 68]
Meleager.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 68]
The Sarcophagus of Alexander.
 Constantinople
[ 74]
Phocion.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 76]
Pericles.
 Pericles.
[ 78]
The Head of Alexander (after Lysippus).
 British Museum
[ 78]
The Tyche of Antioch.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 86]
The Dying Gaul.
 The Capitoline Museum, Rome
[ 88]
The Triumph of Athena.
 From the Altar of Zeus, Pergamus. Berlin
[ 92]
The Laocoon Group.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 94]
The Nile.
 The Vatican, Rome
[ 96]
The Farnese Hercules.
 National Museum, Naples
[100]
The Cerigotto Bronze.
 The Museum, Athens
[102]
The Apollo Belvedere.
 The Vatican, Rome
[106]
Venus of Medici.
 The Uffizi, Florence
[106]
Venus of Milo.
 The Louvre, Paris
[112]
Boy strangling a Goose.
 The Louvre, Paris
[114]
Child with Lantern.
 Terme Museum, Rome
[114]
The Boxer (Bronze).
 Terme Museum, Rome
[120]
Orestes and Electra (pseudo-archaic).
 National Museum, Naples
[128]
Augustus.
 The Vatican, Rome
[128]
Nerva (Head).
 The Vatican, Rome
[132]
Antinous.
 The Vatican, Rome
[136]
Marcus Aurelius.
 Rome
[138]
A Gothic Panel: “The Last Judgment.”
 A bas-relief from the porch of Bourges Cathedral
[150]
Giovanni Pisano: “The Adoration of the Magi.”
 A panel from the pulpit of the Pisan Duomo.
 Now in the Museo Civico, Pisa
[150]
Niccola Pisano: “The Pulpit at Pisa”[156]
Lorenzo Ghiberti: “The Gates of Paradise.”
 The Baptistery, Florence
[164]
Donatello: “Saint George.”
 From the church of Or San Michele, Florence
[172]
Donatello: “David.”
 The Bargello, Florence
[174]
Jacopo della Quercia: The Tomb of Ilaria
  del Carretto.
 The Cathedral, Lucca
[176]
Luca della Robbia: “The Visitation.”
 Pistoja
[178]
Andrea Verocchio: “The Doubting Thomas.”
 A group for the exterior of Or San Michele, Florence
[180]
Verocchio and Leopardi: The Colleoni Monument.
 Venice
[182]
Michael Angelo: “David.”
 Academy of Fine Arts, Florence
[184]
Michael Angelo: “The Pieta.”
 St. Peter’s, Rome
[186]
Michael Angelo: Monument of Lorenzo.
 Medici Chapel, Florence
[186]
Michael Angelo: “Moses.”
 A figure designed for the Tomb of Julius II.
[188]
Michael Angelo: Lorenzo, Duke of Urbino.
 The Medici Chapel, Florence
[192]
Michael Angelo: “Night.”
 From the monument to Giuliano, Duke of Nemours.
 The Medici Chapel, Florence
[194]
Michael Angelo: “Dawn.”
 From the monument to Lorenzo, Duke of Urbino.
 The Medici Chapel, Florence
[194]
Benvenuto Cellini: “Perseus.”
 The Loggia dei Lanzi, Florence
[204]
Giovanni Bologna: “Mercury.”
 The Bargello, Florence
[204]
Giovanni Bologna: “The Rape of the Sabine Women.”
 The Loggia dei Lanzi, Florence
[208]
Giovanni Bernini: “Apollo and Daphne.”
 From the Borghese Gallery, Rome
[210]
Giovanni Bernini: “The Ecstatic Vision of St. Theresa.”
 The church of S. Maria della Vittoria, Rome
[210]
Peter Vischer: “King Arthur.”
 Innsbruck
[224]
Goujon: “The Diana” from Anet.
 The Louvre, Paris
[230]
Puget: “The Immaculate Conception.”
 Genoa
[234]
Girardon: “Apollo and Nymphs.”
 Versailles
[236]
Pigalle: “Mercury.”
 The Louvre, Paris
[238]
Falconet: “L’Amour Menaçant.”
 The Louvre, Paris
[238]
Clodion: “Satyr with Flute”[240]
Houdon: “Diana.”
 The Louvre, Paris
[242]
Houdon: “Voltaire” (bust).
 The Louvre, Paris
[244]
Antonio Canova: Pauline Borghese as “Venus Victrix.”
 Villa Borghese, Rome
[248]
Antonio Canova: “Cupid and Psyche.”
 Villa Carlotta, Lake of Como
[248]
Bertel Thorvaldsen: “Venus.”
 Devonshire Collection, Chatsworth
[252]
François Rude: The Marseillaise Relief.
 Paris
[254]
John Flaxman: “Satan and the Archangel Michael.”
 From the model in South Kensington
[260]
Antoine Barye: “Centaur and Lapith.”
 The Louvre, Paris
[264]
Jean Baptiste Carpeaux: “The Dance.”
 Opera House, Paris
[268]
Antoine Idrac: “Mercury Inventing the Caduceus.”
 The Luxembourg, Paris
[270]
Paul Dubois: “St. John the Baptist.”
 The Luxembourg, Paris
[270]
Jules Dalou: “The Triumph of Silenus.”
 Jardin du Luxembourg, Paris
[272]
Auguste Rodin: “The Kiss.”
 The Luxembourg, Paris
[276]
Auguste Rodin: “The Thinker.”
 The Pantheon, Paris
[278]
John Gibson: “Hylas and the Nymphs.”
 Tate Gallery, London
[282]
Alfred Stevens: Figure from the Fireplace,
 Dorchester House, London
[286]
Lord Leighton: “Athlete and Python.”
 Tate Gallery
[288]
Thomas Brock: “Eve.”
 The Tate Gallery, London
[290]
Hamo Thornycroft: “The Mower.”
 Liverpool
[290]
Meunier (Belgian School):
 “The Mower”
[292]
Alfred Gilbert: “Saint George.”
 From the Clarence Memorial, Windsor
[296]
Onslow Ford: “Egyptian Singer.”
 The Tate Gallery, London
[298]
Harry Bates: “Pandora.”
 The Tate Gallery, London
[300]
J. M. Swan: “Orpheus”[300]
George J. Frampton: “Mysteriarch”[302]

PART I
HELLENIC SCULPTURE