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The renaissance of sculpture in Belgium (1895)

Destrée, Olivier Georges, 1867-1919, Simmonds, Florence · London, Seeley and co., limited; New York, Macmillan and co. · leaf 61

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Expiation. Bronze Group. By Jules Lagae. the pressure of the horrible iron collar which has been eating intohis flesh for years. 2 52 THE RENAISSANCE OF SCULPTURE IN BELGIUM I have noted the obscurity of the subject. This is a defect, for allplastic work should carry its own explanation ; but the… … The Kiss. By Jules Lagae. There is, moreover, a pathos and pity in the conception, the outcome ofthose emotional and moral qualities which characterise nearly all Lagaesworks. At the Salon at Ghent this year he exhibited a bust of St. John, THE RENAISSANCE OF SCULPTURE IN BELGIUM 53 almost…

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