The Art journal illustrated catalogue of the International Exhibition, 1862 (1863)
International Exhibition (1862 : London, England) · London ; New York : James S. Virtue · leaf 331
noblest treatment which educes the ideal play to fancy and seemed to foster a life from the real, and creates for sculpture a MODERN sportive in poetry. A free government secured central and perfect beauty, free from the im- to each citizen liberty of action and boldest SCULPTURE OE ALL NATIONS, … He sought to convey to the marble the hidden THE PERI. The Greeks it was who mastered that attributes of the sold, to awaken by bodily (J. S. WESTMACOTT.) forms the secret operations of the mind. ’ * We are mainly indebted to the London Stereoscopic Company for the power to engrave so large a…
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