Hart, Charles Henry, 1847-1918 · [New York] Printed at the De Vinne press for Doubleday and McClure company · leaf 124
rmission,named for her. Some years later this child accompanied herparents on an extended visit to Montpelier. That Madison was satisfied with the result of Broweresskill is shown by the following: Per request of Mr. Browere, busts of myself and of my wife, regarded as exact likenesses, have been… … Life Masks 59 Mr. and Mrs. Madison each submitted to Broweres processa second time, which is sufficient evidence that the ordeal wasnot severe and hazardous. The bust of Madison is very finein character and expression, but that of Mrs. Madison is ofparticular interest, as being the only womans face…
Browere, John Henri Isaac, 1792-1834 · Masks (Sculpture) · Sculpture, American
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