Photographische Einzelaufnahmen Antiker Sculpturen presents a detailed photographic record of ancient sculptures. This work, authored by Paul Arndt and Walther Amelung, offers a valuable resource for art historians, classical scholars, and photography enthusiasts interested in the documentation and study of classical antiquities. The collection showcases a range of sculptures, capturing their artistic and historical significance through the lens of early photography. This German-language publication provides a unique visual perspective on the enduring legacy of ancient sculpture, making it an essential addition to any serious art history collection.
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