Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 339
PIG. 578.—LEOPARD AND TORTOISE,(j. M. SWAN.) Bronze. ART IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND best things are two groupsof Orpheus charm-ing the Beasts (Figs.576-7), a Puma andMacaw, Leopard andTortoise (Fig. 578), andFata Morgana. At thepresent moment he isengaged on modelling thecolossal lions for… … FIG. 579.—HOUNDS IN LEASH. (haRKY BATES.) Tate Gallery. (Plaster.) Swans art and that of Harry Bates there is agood deal in common. Bates, who, like nota few of our best sculptors, began life as acarver, had a gift for the play of line whichamounted to genius. Unhappily his life wasshort, and he…
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