American masters of sculpture: being brief appreciations of some American sculptors and of some phases of sculpture in America (1913)
Caffin, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1854-1918 · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page, & Co. · leaf 33
ss indulged in by many students of theacademic traditions. A similar reserve con-trols his naturalistic tendencies. Evidently it isnot naturalism of itself which attracts him;indeed, all his leaning is primarily toward thesculpturesque side of sculpture, as a self-containedmass, proportionately… … THE LINCOLN STATUEBy Augustus Saint-Gaudens AUGUSTUS SAINT-GAUDENS —perhaps it would be truer to say that they havebeen adapted to—an imagination, which rever-ences the character in man and can picture andsuggest the individual in relation to the largerissues of his time; with a capacity of…
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