Chapter XXXVIII: The Shining Rocks, Delphi
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AFTER I had made this drawing, after I had had it transferred to stone and printed, I showed it to the Director of the Greek School, and he said: “Why, you have drawn the Shining Rocks.” All I tried to do was to draw Delphi and the rocks behind the ruins. That in the light the rocks did shine was nothing to me, save that they showed the way the cliffs were built up. I have since learned, however, that I have shown one the great things of Greece.
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THE TREASURY OE ATHENS, DELPHI
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Joseph Pennell's Pictures in the Land of TemplesChapter XXXVIII: The Shining Rocks, Delphi
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