e thousands in his portfolios—aremore pictorial than sculpturesque in character. ticular branch of art. Every figure has monu-mental character and sculpturesque compactness.The very arrangement of the designs on the etchedsurface is suggestive of bas-reliefs; and the lineitself is chiselled in rude… … m the utmost expressiveness ofgesture, action and movement.Glicenstem goes straight lor the spirit and innermeaning of the thing, and discards all archaeologywhich would tie his interpretation to place orperiod. The appeal of these strangelj fascinatingdry-points is as universal as that of the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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