Appreciation of sculpture; a handbook by Russell Sturgis ... (1904)
Sturgis, Russell · The Baker · leaf 329
dertake an elaborate criti-cism of the monument in question ; and itis offered here as an excellent example of thelearning, labor and good will of modern timesgoing astray—as they have done so often. A strange contrast to this is in the sculp-tures of the pedestal (Plate LX) w^hich, bythe… … Recent Art, Part III, Monumental Effect in an absolutely decorative way, that is tosay, combined with sculptured lines carvedin stone and suggesting obviously the sweepof the ocean, the officers sword, and eventhe lettering needed to express the thoughtin which the monument was erected. Thestatue…
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