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grbs-12381	Vermeule III, Cornelius C.	Greek Art in Transition to Late Antiquity: A Portrait of the Antonine Age and the State of Greek Sculpture from A.D. 150 to 300	1959	14	.pdf	application/pdf	3241	142	65	Eclective compositions in painting, relief, coin reverses, and gem designs can be docu­ mented on a wide scale.9 The Pergamene phase of Hellen­ istic art, from c. 250 to 125 B.C. and later, was particularly suited to the humanistic temper of the Empire in the years when peace seemed the firmest but when wars on the eastern and northern frontiers foreshadowed the disturbances and dark days of the third century A.D. IO The few examples cited here of Antonine portrait heads carved on copies mechanical or otherwise of Greek works of the fifth century and later give no indication of the great number of such statues preserved in the collections of Europe and America. I> CLASSICAL GREEK ANTECEDENTS OF THE WARREN HEAD The head presented by E. P. Warren to the Museum of Fine Arts leads us to a number of observations on the state of Greek sculpture in the century and a half from Antoninus Pius to Constantine the Great.	cache/grbs-12381.pdf	txt/grbs-12381.txt