toiled as at a task, butwaited until the happy mo-ment came — that momentof bicn-etre which to imagi-native men is a moment ofinvention. The details and processesof casting his works preoccu-pied Barye greatly, and as his business was not extensiveenough to justify him in having a foundery attached… … STANDING BEAK.Engraved by Louis Faber. ANTOINK LOUIS BARYE. 199 still known in the Paris founderies as bronze Barye, and iscomposed of virgin copper and pure tin. He wanted the un-touched rough casting to be perfection. Whenever a badlot of castings came in from the foundery, said one of…
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