The Greek Tradition in Sculpture. By W. R. Agard, Professor of Greek, University of Wisconsin. (Johns Hopkins University Studies in Archaeology, No. 7.) Pp. viii + 59; 34 figures. Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press; London : Milford. Cloth, 13s. 6d
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