Excursions in
Excursions in Art and Letters
作者：Story, William Wetmore, 1819-1895
体例：题 章数：33
字数：365,069 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 33 题- THIRD EDITION.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- MICHEL ANGELO 1
- PHIDIAS, AND THE ELGIN MARBLES 49
- THE ART OF CASTING IN PLASTER AMONG THE ANCIENT GREEKS AND ROMANS 115
- A CONVERSATION WITH MARCUS AURELIUS 190
- DISTORTIONS OF THE ENGLISH STAGE AS INSTANCED IN “MACBETH” 232
- EXCURSIONS IN ART AND LETTERS.
- MICHEL ANGELO.
- Which may be thus rendered in English:—
- And this was Michel Angelo’s response:—
- Which may be rendered:—
- Vigenero thus describes him:—
- PHIDIAS, AND THE ELGIN MARBLES.
- 20. The Athena of the Parthenon, in ivory and gold.
- 21. The Zeus at Olympia, in ivory and gold.
- THE ART OF CASTING IN PLASTER AMONG THE ANCIENT GREEKS AND ROMANS.
- I.
- And again,—
- II.
- Hermes, the bronze, then answers:—
- A CONVERSATION WITH MARCUS AURELIUS.
- I arose to greet my guest with the reverence due to such a presence.
- So, also, Pindar cries out:—
- So again, in the same spirit, the Appian hymn says of Zeus:—
- DISTORTIONS OF THE ENGLISH STAGE AS INSTANCED IN “MACBETH.”
- Yet even they admit that
- But in a moment he is himself again, and cries:—
- At which Macbeth proposes an interview, to
- INDEX.
- FOOTNOTES
- Transcriber’s Notes