Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 332
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… … flG. 564.—VITAL ENERGY. (C. F. WATTS.) KENSINGTON GARDENS. Bronze. and his followers, rather than by the comparatively tightmethods of his own English contemporaries. As a sculptor hestudied, indeed, under Behnes, but his real master wasPhidias, and his school the pediments of the Parthenon.His…
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