Royal collections : Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace (1900)
[England? : s.n.] · leaf 205
on this clock instance, at least, has managed to be appropriate. A certain frigidityin the figures of the companion clock, which alsobears the name of Lepine, seems to herald the not even yet banished to limbo. The bridgeover which the chariot is being urged by thesun-god is of steel-blue metal,… … CLOCK BY THOMIRE. approach of that style of the Empire whichcertainly commenced before the Empire was everthought of. For a specimen of the unmitigatedclassicism, which the Brutuses of the Revolutiondelighted in. the reader must turn to the clockwhich represents Apollo in his chariot of theHours…
