Haps And Mishaps of a Tour in Europe
Haps And Mishaps of a Tour in Europe
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He looks here what he was — the utterer of the profoundest political and moral truth ever proclaimed to the world. You recog- nize in him the moulding power and the controlling will of government, and you seem to read in his face, not alone the deep speculations of the philosopher and the large projects of the statesman, but the destinies of nations.
The drapery in both these noble figures is wondertiiUy well managed. The costume of the time of the revolution, though &r enough from the classic,... was yet less stiff and meagre than that of our day ; and the artist has here relieved, or concealed, much of the more ungraceful detail, by a skilful introduction of the cloak.
Separately and together, these statues strike me as among the finest productions of modem sculpture — as marked by most impressive dignity, by originality, force, and grandeur of sentiment. They are about being cast in bronze, at Munich.
Mr. Crawford is to make use of Houdon's bust of Washington, as the most reliable likeness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looks here what he was — the utterer of the profoundest political and moral truth ever proclaimed to the world. You recog- nize in him the moulding power and the controlling will of government, and you seem to read in his face, not alone the deep speculations of the philosopher and the large projects of the statesman, but the destinies of nations.
The drapery in both these noble figures is wondertiiUy well managed. The costume of the time of the revolution, though &r enough from the classic,... was yet less stiff and meagre than that of our day ; and the artist has here relieved, or concealed, much of the more ungraceful detail, by a skilful introduction of the cloak.
Separately and together, these statues strike me as among the finest productions of modem sculpture — as marked by most impressive dignity, by originality, force, and grandeur of sentiment. They are about being cast in bronze, at Munich.
Mr. Crawford is to make use of Houdon's bust of Washington, as the most reliable likeness.
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