the Musee deBruxelles has beencompleted, and it nolonger wears the coldand monotonous ap-pearance once sojustly urged against it.The bronzes andterra-cotta works have been placed among the marbles ; splendid Brus-sels tapestries of the sixteenth century form asumptuous decoration for the walls, and… … It is sad to think, when admiring one of the mostremarkable productions in the Museum—M. P. deVignes marble statue, LItnmorfalifc—that thecreator of this noble work, so fine in workmanship,and so pure in style, is lost for ever to the worldof art: for a lamentable malady has completely destroyed…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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