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  • of a whole living being” (view text). Other terms, such as “figure,” “sculpture,” “bust,” and “image,” were used with some frequency. Thomas Jefferson
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  • discussion of Rush’s sculpture, see D. Dodge Thompson, “The Public Work of William Rush: A Case Study in the Origins of American Sculpture,” in William Rush
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  • on boards cut the outlines of said figures as representing statues in sculpture.” back up to History Peale, Charles Willson, c. 1825, describing Philadelphia
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  • imitations, or resemblances, according to the manner of that art. Thus, sculpture does not attempt colour, nor painting to raise surfaces in relief; and
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  • can scarce have too many of them in a Garden: But, as in the Business of Sculpture, it should be excellent, as well as in Painting and Poesy [sic] (which
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  • imitations, or resemblances, according to the manner of that art. Thus, sculpture does not attempt colour, not painting to raise surfaces in relief; and
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  • suitable niches or platforms for statuary, urns, crests or other decorative sculpture and carving. In Boston in 1721 Judge Samuel Sewall decorated his gate leading
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  • imitations, or resemblances, according to the manner of that art. Thus, sculpture does not attempt colour, nor painting to raise surfaces in relief; and
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  • triumphal arch as the base for a 120-foot Doric column surmounted by a sculpture of Washington in a quadriga guided by a personification of Victory [Fig
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  • on boards cut the outlines of said figures as representing statues in sculpture. And [so that] his design of those figures might be fully understood [by]
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  • States, which form'd the Federal union, as principal, having their arms sculptured on their face—A star, on a plain tablet in connection with the former
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  • a polymath who devoted himself to a wide range of pursuits: carpentry, sculpture, architecture, geology, chemistry, and agriculture, among them. Although
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  • known as “Cruger’s folly,” which incorporated real fragments of Mayan sculpture. Downing’s use of Blithewood as an exemplar of good taste in landscape
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  • by a colonnaded Greek temple replete with statuary, ornamental relief sculptures, and murals representing historical events. Construction began in 1848
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  • place of resort and instruction and held a harpsichord and a piece of sculpture. The term “temple” was often used interchangeably with “pavilion,” “pleasure”
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  • elevation, with niches and recesses for statues, vases and other ornaments of sculpture.” Loudon, Jane, 1845, Gardening for Ladies (1845: 210) “The French garden
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  • out with parallel axes, complex parterres, Italo-French fountains and sculpture, and geometrical topiary. In An Encyclopaedia of Gardening (1826), J. C
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  • floor of the house.” [Fig. 9] Latrobe, Benjamin Henry, 1806, describing a sculpture created for the Navy Yard, Washington, DC (quoted in Lounsbury 1994: 158)
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  • boards cut to the outlines of said figures as representing statues in sculpture. . . “Having a good spring-house the water from it supplied a small fish-pond
    35 KB (4,930 words) - 17:10, September 28, 2021
  • associated with the modern garden, such as temples, summerhouses, architecture, sculpture, and water features, also appeared in the ancient-style garden. The difference
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