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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 435

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ent. It does not serve to uphold the heads, fashioned into every possible shape, and for every kind of ornamental and artistic purpose, by, on an average, very which would be quite contrary to the horizontal position of the skilful artisans, who constitute the greater part of the male neck… … Fig. 3. — At Carrara. and to proffer acts of kindness, and that not for mercenary reasons, as they duces, of course, a vast quantity of indifferent and unartistic refrain from solicitijig or claiming the mancia (drink money), work. There are, however, not a few studios like those of the customary…

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