Classical Myths in Sculpture.

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First Ed, unstated. Very Good in Good DJ: Book shows indications of careful use: light wear to extremities; slight spine lean and the binding is slightly cocked. Binding remains quite secure; text clean. DJ shows fairly heavy wear; some loss to chipping and rubbing at the upper extremities; and at the heel of the backstrip; moderate overall rubbing and several short, closed tears; price intact; mylar-protected. Overall, remains a structurally sound, tightly bound copy, showing moderate wear, with a clean text and a well-worn, but intact DJ. NOT a Remainder, Book-Club, or Ex-Library. 4to. 203pp. 97 illustrations in black & white. Bibliography and catalog, glossary of divinities and heroes, and indexes of subjects and artists. Production values are high: printed on glossy paper. Hardback with DJ. Mythological tradition in sculpture, tracing the changing interpretations of Apollo and of Venus to show how these concepts have been represented through nearly three thousand years. The book begins with a general statement of the mythological tradition in sculpture, tracing the changing interpretations of Apollo and Venus to show how these concepts of masculine and feminine beauty have been represented through 3,000 years to modern times. N° de ref. del artículo 40944

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