The most substantial artistic legacy from antiquity survives in the form of sculpture, particularly in marble, and it is Roman stone sculpture that best preserves the appearance of the many lost masterpieces of Greek sculpture in both marble and bronze.
An edition of The Oxford History of Western Art
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The Oxford History of Western Art
by Martin Kemp
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