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| PericlesFrom original in British Museum | (frontispiece) |
| Preface | iv |
| Introduction | |
| I. On Some Characteristics of Greek Sculpture | vii |
| II. On Books of Reference | x |
| III. Historical Directory of the Marbles reproduced in this Collection | xi |
| I. Bust of Zeus Otricoli | 1 |
| Picture from Photograph by Fratelli Alinari | |
| II. Athena Giustiniana (MInerva Medica) | 7 |
| Picture from Photograph by D. Anderson | |
| III. Horsemen from the Parthenon Frieze | 13 |
| Picture from Photograph by the London Stereoscopic Co. | |
| IV. Bust of Hera (Juno) | 19 |
| Picture from Photograph by D. Anderson | |
| V. The Apoxyomenos | 25 |
| Picture from Photograph by D. Anderson | |
| VI. Head of the Apollo Belvedere | 31 |
| Picture from Photograph by D. Anderson | |
| VII. Demeter (Ceres) | 37 |
| Picture from Photograph by D. Anderson | |
| VIII. The Faun of Praxiteles | 43 |
| Picture from Photograph by Fratelli Alinari | |
| IX. Sophocles | 49 |
| Picture from Photograph by D. Anderson | |
| X. Ares Seated | 55 |
| Picture from Photograph by D. Anderson | |
| XI. Head of the Olympian Hermes | 61 |
| Picture from Photograph by the English Photographic Co., Athens | |
| XII. The Discobolus (The Disk-thrower) | 67 |
| Picture from Photograph loaned by Edward Robinson, from the only negative known to exist | |
| XIII. The Aphrodite of Melos (Venus of Milo) | 73 |
| Picture from Photograph by Neurdein FrÈres | |
Nine of the above illustrations are from
photographs in the collection of the William Hayes Fogg
Art Museum of Harvard University
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