The National Magazine 3
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They are seven feet broad and thirteen feet high, and represent the birth and resurrection of Christ, after the picture of Claudius Schien- dolph.
A committee had undertaken to have Baron MarochettVi colossal statue of Richard Coeur de Lion, executed in bronze, to be erected in London as a memorial of the World's Fair of 1851.
The sculptor Jean Jacque§ BtuJier, of Geneva, is dead. He is remarkable as being, perhaps, the only native of a mountainous country who ever attained eminence as a sculpt...or. Hia works are chiefly in France.
The second edition of the OryHal IhUtae^ at Sydenham, England, which is to be opened to visitors in May next, is nearly three thousand feet in length. The history of art may be learned in a very complete manner from the chronological arrangement that has been adopted with refer- ence to ancient sculpture and architecture.
Thus, for instance, the spectator will commence with Egypt, finding himself in the midst of a palace like Luxor, with its lotiys pillars, lily- shaped capitals, d:c, and will be able to con- template Memnon and the enormous specimens of Egyptian sculpture ; after which he can visit the palaces and marbles of Nineveh — thence passing into the classical times of Greece, which will be admirably illustrated by a model of the Parthenon, and an admirable collection of casts from all the extant marbles of the un- equaled models of Greece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are seven feet broad and thirteen feet high, and represent the birth and resurrection of Christ, after the picture of Claudius Schien- dolph.
A committee had undertaken to have Baron MarochettVi colossal statue of Richard Coeur de Lion, executed in bronze, to be erected in London as a memorial of the World's Fair of 1851.
The sculptor Jean Jacque§ BtuJier, of Geneva, is dead. He is remarkable as being, perhaps, the only native of a mountainous country who ever attained eminence as a sculpt...or. Hia works are chiefly in France.
The second edition of the OryHal IhUtae^ at Sydenham, England, which is to be opened to visitors in May next, is nearly three thousand feet in length. The history of art may be learned in a very complete manner from the chronological arrangement that has been adopted with refer- ence to ancient sculpture and architecture.
Thus, for instance, the spectator will commence with Egypt, finding himself in the midst of a palace like Luxor, with its lotiys pillars, lily- shaped capitals, d:c, and will be able to con- template Memnon and the enormous specimens of Egyptian sculpture ; after which he can visit the palaces and marbles of Nineveh — thence passing into the classical times of Greece, which will be admirably illustrated by a model of the Parthenon, and an admirable collection of casts from all the extant marbles of the un- equaled models of Greece.
What to read after The National Magazine 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abel Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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