Appreciation of sculpture; a handbook by Russell Sturgis ... (1904)
Sturgis, Russell · The Baker · leaf 240
tion can, aworthy setting to this interesting architec-tural centre. The last named piece formsthe subject of our Plate XXXIX. Theseanimal sculptures are to be taken as seriouslyas any study of humanity, the purpose be-ing the same as that in the noblest works ofhuman sculpture, namely, fine… … CHAPTER VIII RECENT ART, PART II, SENTIMENT The second of those divisions into whichwe have parted, rudely enough, the sculp-ture of our contemporaries (Page 137), isconcerned with Sentiment. In this connec-tion, of course, there is room for infinitefailure to understand—there is room forquite…
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