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This book presents a new study of Greek large-scale bronze statuary of the late Archaic and Classical periods. It examines the discovery, origin, style, date, artistic attribution, identification, and interpretation of the surviving bronzes, and focuses in particular on their technical features and casting techniques. It contains over 170 plates of photographs and drawings to illustrate its discussion. It also places the development of the casting techniques in connection with the stylistic evolution in Greek free-standing sculpture. During the Classical period, artists preferred bronze to marble when creating their contrapposto figures. Indisputably, bronze gave particular freedom to artists in creating three-dimensional figures. In addition, the evolution in style encouraged the development of the uses of bronze to serve the new needs and tendencies in sculpture during the late Archaic and especially the Classical period. Through the examination of how technical matters affect style, this book presents fresh interpretations of these important monuments of Greek art and offers a new approach in the field of Greek free-standing bronze sculpture.
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• pt.
• 1. Annotated species list
• pt.
• 2. Illustrated key, abridgement and supplement.

El Charro, or man on horseback, has represented the spirit of independent Mexico since he played an important role in the 1821 revolution. He is the Mexican version of the American cowboy, only much older, arising from the ranch culture first brought to Mexico by the Spanish. The charreada is his rodeo, his opportunity to show off both his skills with rope and horse and his decorative, elegant costume. It is at the center of Mexican heritage and self-image, a source of mythology and genuine heroes that has been brought to Texas by immigrants. And since 1989, it has included women, charras, who participate in elaborate and difficult riding formations. San Antonio photographer Al Rendon has taken this ideal subject for the camera and created a collection of splendid sepia photographs reproduced in duotone. The photos juxtapose the grit of the arena with the poise and polish of the charros, charras, and their horses. The essays, by Julia Hambric, Bryan Woolley, and F. E. Abernethy, describe the history of the charreada and its roots in Mexican culture. Hambric's essay also details the costumes and events prescribed by tradition and the Federacion Nacional de Charro. Together, this is a unique examination of an important part of Mexico's heritage.
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• [1]. Etchū hōkan (Mei 31-nenkan jo no fukusei) / Watanabe Ichitarō, Etchū kyūjiki, Etchū chishi / Aoki Hokkai
• [2]. Etchū hōkan bekkan zuroku.

• [1]. 越中宝鑑(明31年刊序の複製) / 渡辺市太郎, 越中旧事記, 越中地誌 / 青木北海
• [2]. 越中宝鑑別卷図錄.

• 都名所圖會6 卷
• 拾遺都名所圖會4 卷

• 1. Zuroku genshi kara Heian / sekinin henshū Inoue Mitsusada, Takeuchi Rizō
• 2. Zuroku Kamakura kara sengoku / sekinin henshū Takeuchi Rizō, Nagahara Keiji
• 3. Zuroku Shokuhō kara bakumatsu / sekinin henshū Kodama Kōta
• 4. Zuroku Ishin kara gendai / sekinin henshū Konishi Shirō, Hayashi Shigeru
• 5. nenpyō, chizu / sekinin henshū Kodama Kōta.

• 1. 図錄原始から平安 / sekinin henshū Inoue Mitsusada, Takeuchi Rizō
• 2. 図錄鎌倉から戦国 / sekinin henshū Takeuchi Rizō, Nagahara Keiji
• 3. 図錄鎌倉から幕末 / sekinin henshū Kodama Kōta
• 4. 図錄維新から現代 / sekinin henshū Konishi Shirō, Hayashi Shigeru
• 5. 年表・地図 / sekinin henshū Kodama Kōta.

• v.1. Meiji, Taishō hen
• v.2. Shōwa hen.

• v.1. 明治．大正編
• v.2. 昭和編.

• Kōdai naru hikari no nagade (Noma Hiroshi) mita koto kanjita koto
• Chūgoku hōmon nō̆to.

• 広大なる光のなかで (野間宏) 見たこと感じたこと
• 中国訪問ノ－ト.

• Dai 1-kan. Chōga hen / Inoue Hiroshi ... [et al.] kyōcho
• dai 2-kan. Kōchū hen / Nakane Takehiko ... [et al.] kyōcho --dai 3-kan. Sono ta / chosha daihyō Yasumatsu Keizō, Asahina Shōjirō, Ishihara Tamotsu.

• 第1卷. 蝶．蛾篇 / 井上寬 --- [et al.] 共著 --- 第2卷. 甲虫篇 / 中根猛彥 ... [et al.]共著
• 第3卷. その他 / 著者代表 安松京三, 朝比奈正二郎, 石原保.

• 1. Sekitsui dōbutsu: honyūkō, chōkō, hachūkō, ryōseikō / Kuroda Nagamichi ... [et al.] kyōcho
• 2. Sekitsui dōbutsu gyokō, enkōkō, gensaku dōbutsu / Tomiyama Ichirō ... [et al.] kyōcho
• 3. Kyokuhi, mōgaku, zenkō, nantai dōbutsu / Okada Yō ... [et al.] kyōcho
• 4. Sessoku, kanke, enkei, tanrin, himogata, henkei, yūshitsu, kōchō, kaimen, chūsei, gensei dōbutsu / Okada Yō ... [et al.] kyōcho.

• 1. 脊椎動物: 哺乳綱・鳥綱・爬虫綱・両棲綱 / 黒田長禮 ... [et al.] 共著
• 2. 脊椎動物: 魚網・円口網, 原索動物 / 山一郎 ... [et al.] 共著
• 3. 棘皮・毛顎・前肛・軟体動物 / 岡田要 ... [et al.] 共著
• 4. 節足・環形・円形・担輪・紐形・扁形・有櫛・腔腸・海綿・中生・原生動物 / 岡田要 ... [et al.] 共著.