what is per-haps the nearest approach to an Americantype hitherto created. The nose is slightlyretrousse indicating the teachable character ofour people. The neck and throat are beauti-fully modelled. The whole work is possessedof regal grace which makes the American girlwell bred even when bred in… … THE AMERICAN GIRLBY ALBERT P. LUCAS The Sculptural Art of Albert P. Lucas
Art · Decoration and ornament
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