Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 345
one of the finest. Mr. Gilbert pos-sesses a more origi-nating brain than anyother living Britishsculptor. When athis best, every newcommission was forhim a new problem,with all sorts of possibilities attached to it. In thinking it over,his head began to teem with ideas, aesthetical and technical,… … FIG. 507- MONlMENT TO QUEEN NlCTORlA, WINCHESTER. FRONT VIEW.(albert GILBERT.) SCULPTURE-PRESENT DAY his thought exactly. As an instance of this the bust of BaronHuddleston may be named. It was conceived as an attempt atsomething like illusion, an enamelled bronze which should becomparable in its…
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