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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 235

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e feathers of his wing is fanciful and happy. Another group, to a larger scale, ‘ The Irish Elk,’ portrays an animal which lends itself to the intricacies of dexterous modelling, a picturesque model with its extensive and gnarled horns. A figure of Artemis is mounted on the Elk, between whose horns… … by the “ darks ” of the tivo birds against the perfectly flat The Fountain of the Zodiac Belt. wall surface. By Gilbert Bayes (1903).

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