n the marble. There are two statuettes in the scene — one at eachside of the room — while the picture from which the statue of Pygmalionand Galatea was suggested (which is now in the collection of Mr. Yerkes,and is elsewhere described in this volume) hangs upon the wall. This is thesecond portrait… … [ No. 52 ] JEAN LEON GEROMEjprend) £cf)ool [No. 52] PYGMALION AND GALATEA JEAN LEON GEROME In the picture here shown the master represents Galatea just as she is being im-bued with life. The warm tint has reached nearly to her knees, but her feetremain fastened to the pedestal, and her lower limbs…
Yerkes, Charles Tyson, 1837-1905 · Art · Painting · Sculpture
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