About This Book
The author presents a detailed account of the sculptor John Henri Isaac Browere and his life masks of prominent Americans, tracing the plastic arts in the United States and the artist's methods, controversies, and relationships with artistic institutions. It reproduces and discusses numerous portrait masks and associated biographical sketches of political and cultural figures, recounts discoveries such as a Jefferson mask, and situates the collection within broader debates over artistic practice, preservation, and public recognition, with plates and documentary letters supplementing the narrative.
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