small—f<ira time, but onlv for a lime. In the sculpture of Barnard, as in the work ofRodin, we see a vital, almost consuming energythat a])])ears to bestir itself within the clay ormarble as it flows out in the undulaling. rhythmicmovements of thews and muscles, in the sugges-tions of the… … Fhologmph by W. A. CooptrPAN the shoulder blades and the delicate ridge andfurrow of the backbone are modeled with a supple,caressing, quivering touch as of life itself. Thisis no less true of his well-known bronze figure ofPan, which adorns the northeastern corner ofColumbia University campus.…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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