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  • Edmonia Lewis: Hagar
    Western sculpture
    / Sarcophagi

    …the sarcophagi called the “Two Brothers”; that of Junius Bassus, dated 359; another with columns; that of the “Three Good Shepherds”; and, finally, one in San Sebastiano, Rome, which contains several rare scenes from the story of Lot. While bearing witness to a renaissance of Classical style, they are…

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    …the sarcophagi called the “Two Brothers”; that of Junius Bassus, dated 359; another with columns; that of the “Three Good Shepherds”; and, finally, one in San Sebastiano, Rome, which contains several rare scenes from the story of Lot. While bearing witness to a renaissance of Classical style, they are…

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