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...nd Rothhals. A last glimpse of the hall showed them still as old cathedral sculpture staring at white light on a fluted pillar of the wall. THE PASSAG...

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... Kenyon, Donatello Four individuals, in whose fortunes we should be glad to interest the reader, happened to be standing in one of the saloons of the sculpture-gallery in the Capitol at Rome. It was that room (the first, after ascending the staircase) in the centre of which reclines the noble and most pathetic figure of the Dying Gladiator, just sinking into his death-swoo...

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... interest the reader, happened to be standing in one of the saloons of the sculpture-gallery in the Capitol at Rome. It was that room (the first, afte... ...e Ama- zon, the Lycian Apollo, the Juno; all famous productions of antique sculpture, and still shining in the undiminished majesty and beauty of thei... ... sarcophagus without its lid, and with all its more prominently projecting sculptures broken off; perhaps it once held famous dust, and the bony frame... ...t find comfort. Up such a staircase, on the morning after the scene at the sculpture gallery, sprang the light foot of Donatello. He as- cended from s... ...ded from story to story, passing lofty doorways, set within rich frames of sculptured marble, and climbing unweariedly upward, until the glories of th... ...a- nals is twined around the circle of an antique vase; or it was like the sculptured scene on the front and sides of a sarcopha- gus, where, as often... ...he darker characteristic here alluded to, there was an analogy between the sculptured scene on the sarcophagus and the wild dance which we have been d... ...ouses was a marble tablet, bearing an inscription, to the purport that the sculpture-rooms within had formerly been occupied by the illustrious artist... ...n its back.” “What you say ,” remarked Kenyon, “goes against my whole art. Sculpture, and the delight which men naturally take in it, appear to me a p...

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... un- surpassed by any effort of ancient or modern genius. I am no judge of sculpture, and will not, therefore, pro- nounce an opinion; but many who co...

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...and on the way to Berlin; well, you would see triumphal arches, and in the sculpture upon them the common soldiers are done every bit as beautifully a...

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...adic- tion. Every work of art, let it be in literature, music, paint- ing, sculpture, or architecture, implies a positive social util- ity, equal to t...

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...tured light That may have been or not, for all he cared, The song that is in sculpture was not his, But only, to his God forgotten eyes, One more immo...

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...ere massacred almost to a man. Well is their fidelity honored by the noble sculpture near Lucerne, cut out in the living rock of their own Alps, and r...

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...?” “For the best of comrades anywhere.” “It is not a piece of drawing-room sculpture: that is the most one can say for it!” she dropped a dramatic sig... ...lady,” said De Craye. “’Tis the finest of the Arts; we might call it moral sculpture. Adepts in it can cut their friends to any shape they like by pra...

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...ternal contemplation of gentlemen’s legs! think of that! Think of yourself sculptured in that attitude!’ Innumerable little prickles and stings shot o... ... that brother!’ She dropped into a chair and sat rigid and square-jawed, a sculpture of unutterable rage. In the afternoon Lady Jocelyn arrived. The d...

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... of them. In and about the front of the Capitol there are other efforts of sculpture—imposing in their size, and assuming, if not affecting, much in t...

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... of columns and ensconced themselves in all sorts of odd corners among the sculpture. These tombs raise their backs against the rabble of squalid dwel... .... The effect of that ring of dull yellow among so many blackened and dusty sculptures was more pleasant than it is in modern cemeteries, where every s... ... face; her nose and nostrils a delight to look at from the fineness of the sculpture, her eyes inclined a hair’s-breadth inward, her colour between da...

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... tears, And rising Crete against their shore appears. There too, in living sculpture, might be seen The mad affection of the Cretan queen; Then how sh...

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...nd outlines of things are thrown on to a flat board, is far more free than sculpture, in which their solidity is pre- served. It is by giving up these... ...e, he wandered. Literature is not less a conventional art than painting or sculpture; and it is the least striking, as it is the most comprehensive of...

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...iadklang's paintings are almost like a hybrid of Montien Boonma's Buddhist sculpture with an amateur painter's penchant for easily obtained nude model... ...rack was full of postcards with photographic images of Nongkhai's Buddhist sculpture garden and the Friendship Bridge between Nongkhai, Thailand and V... ...nd. He got into a tuk-tuk and asked the driver to take him to the Buddhist Sculpture Garden. The first movements of the three wheeled vehicle made him... ...ss of everything generally" offered Nawin with a feigned chuckle. Near the sculpture garden was a 7-11 and he bought some coffee, milk, and a box of c...

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...tar table. Blood and tissue had splattered it. Book cases rose alongside the flat sculpture and gore had sprayed the books on Taoism. “Did Royce...

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...dapt by doing the entire public domain, including graphics, music, movies, sculpture, paintings, photographs, etc. . . . Q. PG makes obscure and ina...

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...hts as well as brilliant news re- porting, avant-garde theater, and shocking sculpture. You can see a role for highbrow, state-supported media or publ... ...coat hanger, the mouse- trap, or long division. One cannot even copyright a “sculpture” if the main function of its design is to serve as a bicycle ra... ...monize” our prices with other countries, put painting on the same footing as sculpture, and enable painters to hire more apprentices. His other argume...

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... its low domes and bristling embroideries, the mystery of its mo- saic and sculpture, looking ghostly in the tempered gloom, and the sea breeze passed...

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... ence in itself, called archaeology. Archaeology comprehends architecture, sculpture, painting, goldsmiths’ work, ceram- ics, cabinetmaking (a purely ... ...over of the arts, it would be a great pity not to put Music, Painting, and Sculpture on his tomb—three handsome full-length figures, weeping—” Remonen... ...sons. He would like an order for a tomb, on which he proposes to put three sculptured marble figures—Music, Painting, and Sculpture shedding tears ove... ...requirements, and now in Vitelot’s fresh tracing they reappeared as Music, Sculpture, and Painting. “It is a mere trifle when you think of the details...

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... to day, from week to week, monotonous, unvary- ing, set, as in a piece of sculpture. The worst of the matter was, that it thus fell out insensi- bly—...

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...mantelpieces are wide and high, and have not only time-pieces and cabbages sculptured over the front, but a real time-piece, which makes a prodigious ... ...im, it is not impossible that he would have become a painter. The field of sculpture, although in its nature rigidly poetical, was too limited in its ... ...ve the proportions of the lily of the valley? The criticism which says, of sculpture or of portrai- ture, that “Nature is to be exalted rather than im...