rtistic study, he offersadvantages which are,unfortunately, exceed-ingly rare nowadays.What adds to the in- structiveness of his performance from the painterspoint of view, is the fact that the comparativescantiness of his native dress allows the play andmovement of his muscles to be plainly seen,… … The tablet in beaten copper, of which we givean illustration (page240), was designed andwrought by Nelson Daw-son at the request ofRichard (Jobdensdaughters, Mrs. ColjdenSickertand Mrs. CobdenLhiwin, and placed bythem, on the fiftiethanniversary of the Repealof the Corn Laws, June26, 1896, in the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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