Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 331
uls, five other oil pictures, and anumber of drawings and sketches. Inone respect, too, he was an innovator,for to him belongs the credit of havinginvented that peculiar form of design,depending on a system of abstract curves( squirms ), which has since been carriedso far by Mr. Alfred Gilbert and… … FIG. 56,3.—CARYATID IN DOR-CHESTER HOUSE.(ALFRED STEVENS.) SCULPTURE-MIDDLE PERIOD in this chapter belongs in some ways to a later development.For although G. F. Watts had reached a patriarchal age atthe time of his death, his work in the round is distinguishedby the almost picturesque freedom…
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