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Famous sculpture as seen and described by great writers (1910)

Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York, Dodd · leaf 448

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ulpture, Flaxman would rank among the immortals. Asa fact, we know that it constitutes its very life. Con-sequently, one can only regret that it was not given to thefirst great English sculptor to emulate the achievements ofGainsborough and Reynolds, and evolve a style capable ofexpressing the… … MICHAEL AND SATAN, SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM By Flaxman MICHAEL AND SATAN 343 methods which had marred even the finest work of theearlier masters of their school. Truth to tell, Flaxmansreputation depends much more upon his non-sculpturalwork than it does upon his marbles—upon his…

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