Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 340
, a truer theoryon such matters has shownsigns of coming to the front,and the twentieth century mayturn out to be less a record oflost opportunities than the nine-teenth. Before parting withFord, it must be noted that hehas left some excellent busts,the best, perhaps, being thoseof Sir William… … FIG. 577.—THE YOUTHOF ORPHEUS. BACKVIEW,(j. M. SWAN.) enough in common in their work. Mr. Swan, like the greatmajority of his fellow sculptors for the last forty years, gatheredhis education in more countries than one, France having a right tomost of the credit. In England he studied at Worcester,…
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