Religion and Art in Ancient Greece
“Anything from such an authority on Greek art is welcome. This subject in the hands of Professor Gardner becomes a profoundly interesting study in the philosophy of religion. He has dealt with the religion of Greece as it affected the art of sculpture, and with the reaction of that art upon the ideals and aspirations of the people and its influence upon the popular and the educated conceptions of the gods. It is well worth the trouble to study the religious art of such a people, and this is an epitome of the subject such as readers can get nowhere else.”
Scotsman.
Harper’s Library of Living Thought
By Prof. W.M. FLINDERS PETRIE