d child; while above theelement of struggle at one side of the clock face isthe delicate figure of a girl, typifying the purity oflife at its summit. While this large carving is thesculptors first and <inly ctTort in the handling ofwoods, it nevcrtluless remains one of his mostinteresting… … Photograph by W. A. CooperMAIDENHOOD BY GEORGE GREY BARNARD example of a man adapting himself and getting themost out of the material in his hands. It is inter-esting to note Mr. Barnards own words in regardto this particular piece of work: Every child in our day inherits the precious Life of the…
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