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Art in Great Britain and Ireland (1909)

Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 335

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n Hall groupmight be set up in London. Fortune has been unkind to themetropolis in dealing out to her the inferior works of her ownsculptors, and in banishing their successes to the provinces andthe colonies. The reason, perhaps, is to be sought in the fact thatartists have their hands freer when… … For Bibliography, see end of Chapter XXL 298 FIG. 566. RETABLE, ST. ALBANS CATHEDRAL. (ALFRED GILBERT.) CHAPTER XXISCULPTURE—PRESENT DAY Few things, as a rule, are more difficult to trace than the real originof any movement in the Fine Arts. The usual method is to be satis-fied with the working…

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