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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 11 (September 1898) (1898)

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ome to have the model executed in The artist produces his statue without any reference proceeded to work on the projecting portion of the bronze, but it may now be said that the industry has at all to its capacity for "drawing" from the mould, model, making separate pieces, so that they can be… … Bonnard Bronze Compa- statue. After the entire PABT OF HOTTLD AND COBE SHOWING SPACE OCCVFIED BT THE HETAL. ny, in New York city. work has been moulded, This casting is by all odds the bronze might be pour- most exacting conditions of undercutting and compli- the most difiBcult piece of work ever…

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