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Century Apr 96.

A NEW AMERICAN SCULPTOR.
GEORGE GREY BARNARD.

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the Salon of the Champ de Mars in 1894 a very prominent place was given group of works by a sculptor whose name new to the Paris public. The chief work [...]a colossal group bearing the title <> taken from one of [Vic]tor Hugo's poems, and generally given in English as <> The other sculptures were a single figure, <>; two fragments of a Norwegian stove showing in decorative relief the struggle between man and the elements as described in the Scandinavian sagas; a group called <>; a portrait

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