Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 57
heir smallhands, have made me proud of their beautiful pro-ductions. As an example of womans work andof a good reproduction in wood, a copy of a por-trait carved by Miss Eggleston, after a relief byMr. St. Gaudens, is given below. For example, the drapery on a figure may be carvedwith all the… … PORTRAIT OF DR. J. G. HOLLAND. PANEL FOR CENTER OF MANTEL. CARVED BY MISS ALLEGRA EGGLESTON. Wood-carving has remained the most backwardand neglected of the arts, because it was left so longin the hands of unthinking men, who were contentto do the same things generation after generation,continually…
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