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All Past Exhibitions The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion May 6–August 9, 2009
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All Past Exhibitions The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion May 6–August 9, 2009
sculptors began to use methods to cast bronzes without destroying their original model
After cooling, the clay mold was broken away, revealing the original wax model as
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United States Army (before 1940; U.S. Army Ordnance sale, Middletown Ordnance Reserve Department, Middletown, Pa., no. 107, to Russell Uniform Company); Russell Uniform Company, New York (until June 10, 1940; sold to Higgins Armory Museum); Higgins Armory Museum, Worcester, Mass
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Austria in the South, to Sweden and Russia in the North, French gardens became the model
Drottningholm) and Russia (Saint Petersburg) in the North, French gardens became the model
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Sculptors did not model their images on living beings: whether the subject was a
Sculptors did not model their images on living beings: whether the subject was a
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