Royal collections : Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace (1900)
[England? : s.n.] · leaf 64
usefullessons to be learntfrom this varied col-lection, placed as it isat Windsor, not onlyconcerning the in-herent differences of sculptural treatment as ap-plied to marble and bronze, and the merits ofgenuine and fictitious patina in the latter, butalso about the decorative merits of the two… … CHARLES V (Bronze).[Ascribed to Lione Liotti.) sive. In comparisonwith them tin. whitemarble busts seem coldand staring, though inthe mass their longreceding array is notwithout a certaindignity. We illustrate herethose bronzes andmarbles which aremost artistically ad-mirable out of a col-lection…
