American masters of sculpture, being brief appreciations of some American sculptors, and of some phases of sculpture in America (1913)
Caffin, Charles Henry, 1854-1918 · New York, Doubleday, Page & Co. · leaf 78
salient facts,and a deeper imderstanding of what they trulysignified. In a word, he reached beyond thefact to its significance. It may be mainly the significance of clothes,as in that remarkable statue of Lafayette atBurlington, Vermont, in which he represents thehero of two revolutions as a… … THE GREELEY STATUEBy John Quincy Adams Ward THE BEECHER STATUEBy John Quincy Adams Ward JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD 47 not effaced his debonair demeanour and whoseclothes set gracefully to his person. Yet theperson is unmistakably enforced. The man is notlost in the millinery, as one may have noticedin…
Sculptors · Sculpture, American
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