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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 19 (November 1897) (1897)

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It is upon it that man, scarcely having got be- produced in bronze. But this discovery, which was he, by the ordinary processes of moulding in wax, cov- doubtless very interesting, was nevertheless inadequate yond the stone age, made his first experiments in ers the statue to be reproduced with… … the most usual process, and tween the latter and the finally, moulding in wax. the statue an empty space, Bv Fig. 2.-HALF MOULD, SHOWING THE DIFFEBENT Fig. 1.-M0ULDING OF A WAX STATUETTE BY most perfect but most costly corresponding to that occu: ELEMENTS. THE LE BOUBG FBOCESS. pied by the clay…

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