The women in the picture of the Deluge are colossal creatures, scarcely distinguishable from the men except by their huge bosoms.

His personal sense of beauty finds fullest expression in the genii.

The variations on one theme of youthful loveliness and grace are inexhaustible; the changes rung on attitude, and face, and feature are endless.

The type, as I have said, has already become schematic.

It is adolescent, but the adolescence is neither that of the Greek athlete nor that of the nude model.