Hoppin, Joseph Clark, 1870-1925 · Cambridge : Harvard University Press · leaf 125
nd is laid on his side, the thumb hidden in a fold of his mantle, which covers the front of his body, hanging from the shoulders. The boy as he dances looks downwards, with r. arm extended and 1. leg raised; with his 1. hand he seems to strike himself under the 1. thigh; he wears a wreath of olive,… … Fig. 8. the wreaths, inscriptions, sash, and tuning-pegs of the lyre. Faint lines for the anatomical details, and the hair on the breast of the bearded men is stippled in faint brown. Hair and beards when against the black background incised, except in the case of the player of the lyre whose beard…
Vase-painting, Greek · Vases, Greek
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