A L.PRATT deep reality of the things it stands for. The ab-sence of sentimental appeal makes it tenfold moresuggestive to the imagination, as the facts of historyare more eloquent than the comments of the his-torian. This figure is homely, in the sense thatLowell used when he spoke of Emersons… … RIVER NVMril method may be found in the carvings of the ancientEgyptians, but it had not hitherto been applied tocoinage Under this method the sculptor enjoysthe advantage of a greater freedom of relief with-out the danger of producing a surface which in-terferes with the modern practice of…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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