ned by hundredsin every town. A fewEnglish sculptors of theyounger school, like Mr.1 >erwent Wood and Mr.Gilbert Bayes, have in-deed hit upon somecharming subjects, andhave worked them out statuktte of with much fancy and g. k. watts, r.a. with great cleverness ofexecution. But, for all that,… … So it must not be thought that the art of makingstatuettes is an easy one. On the contrary, itrequires much study and much self restraint.Very particularly is this the case when a sculptoraims, in a statuette, at a full-length portrait ; forhere, besides conqueringthe usual difficulties ofthe art,…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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