Appreciation of sculpture; a handbook by Russell Sturgis ... (1904)
Sturgis, Russell · The Baker · leaf 264
d from the great centralstream of tradition diminished or hiddenaway in corners. All that one asks is agreat increase in number of the sculpturesof ideal perfection. The sentiment of ordinary human life asdistinguished from the purely artistic senti-ment of grandiose sculpture is, of course,more… … Plate XLV.—group, aprks le travail; by lefeuvre. Recent Art, Part II, Sentiment the artist sometimes tries to simplify mod-ern costumes into the semblance of antiqueseverity; and on the other hand how heenjoys sometimes the investing of the dressof his figures with the accessory splendorsof…
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