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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 16 (1904) (1904)

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ess of the artist’s we have been able to approach the French, Italian, bronze, it is sometimes inconvenient, especially if the original. A great advantage of this method is that, if statue is to be of heroic size, to do this, and conse- and Russian bronze work. Even to-day work that can he desires… … Finishing Model of General Porter. sufficiently hard to permit handling, and will take is accomplished by but few firms in this country; and in size. As, however, full-size plaster casts are neces- the success of these companies is entirely due to the in- the most delicate impression. sary in this…

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