This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

This is a new release of the original 1929 edition.

1923. It is principally about painters and sculptors, their assistants, models and families, that these remarkable stories are written. Mrs. Adams is the wife of one of America's most distinguished sculptors. She knows the artistic world and temperament, and her stories have all the quality of a fine canvas. Contents: The Amouretta Landscape; Bits of Clay; The Young Lady in Blue; C'est une Taupe; Their Appointed Rounds; Speaking of Angels; The Marquis Goes Donkey-Riding; The Face Called Forgiveness; and The Artist's Birthday.

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1929. Written for the National Sculpture Society. Contents: Mrs. Patience Wright Speaks the Prologue; Our Blithe Beginning Days; Of Three Leaders, and of Moral Earnestness in Art: John Quincy Adams Ward, Augustus Saint-Gaudens; Daniel Chester French; Of Expositions and Collaborations; The Statue and the Bust and the Ideal Figure; Our Equestrian Statues; The Art of Relief, High and Low; Of Garden Sculpture and Ornament; Of Small Bronzes and Great Crafts; The National Sculpture Society; Influences, Going and Coming; and After Six Years.

1923. It is principally about painters and sculptors, their assistants, models and families, that these remarkable stories are written. Mrs. Adams is the wife of one of America's most distinguished sculptors. She knows the artistic world and temperament, and her stories have all the quality of a fine canvas. Contents: The Amouretta Landscape; Bits of Clay; The Young Lady in Blue; C'est une Taupe; Their Appointed Rounds; Speaking of Angels; The Marquis Goes Donkey-Riding; The Face Called Forgiveness; and The Artist's Birthday.

1929. Written for the National Sculpture Society. Contents: Mrs. Patience Wright Speaks the Prologue; Our Blithe Beginning Days; Of Three Leaders, and of Moral Earnestness in Art: John Quincy Adams Ward, Augustus Saint-Gaudens; Daniel Chester French; Of Expositions and Collaborations; The Statue and the Bust and the Ideal Figure; Our Equestrian Statues; The Art of Relief, High and Low; Of Garden Sculpture and Ornament; Of Small Bronzes and Great Crafts; The National Sculpture Society; Influences, Going and Coming; and After Six Years.