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The history of American sculpture (1903)

Taft, Lorado, 1860-1936 · New York; London : Macmillan · leaf 189

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PALMER AND BALL 143 Mr. Ball, now thirty-five years of age, set sail with his bride for the " promised land." Florence was their destination ; to be a part of that tiny but far-famed art world their ambition. Greenough had returned to America and had died two years before ; but they were made… … Fig. 18. — Ball: Washington, Boston. painter Francis Alexander. They also made the acquaintance of the Brownings and of many other celebrities. The first undertaking in Florence was a study of the nude called " Pandora " ; then a "Shipwrecked Sailor-Boy"; a statuette of Washington Allston; a bust…

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