Dalou; sa vie et son œuvre
Dalou; sa vie et son œuvre is a 1903 Paris monograph published by H. Laurens, written by Maurice Dreyfous about the French sculptor Jules Dalou and aimed at readers interested in French sculpture. Its photographs show plaster and bronze sculptures in halftone, including a seated allegorical female figure with a draped gown, a small architectural niche with relief, and a monument with a standing statue above a frieze of figures. A designer might take from them the sculptural drapery, relief composition, and classical monument forms of late nineteenth-century France.
