Formes du portrait dans le monde hellenistique et romain
edited by Beatrice Bakhouche
Portraiture is encountered in the figurative arts as well as in literature. It reveals the visible as well as the hidden and this object of study can even be called truly holistic as all the ancient genres are potentially summoned under the auspices of this investigation.
Portraiture is encountered in the figurative arts as well as in literature. It reveals the visible as well as the hidden and this object of study can even be called truly holistic as all the ancient genres are potentially summoned under the auspices of this investigation.
- Edited by Beatrice Bakhouche
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