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  • Edmonia Lewis: Hagar
    Western sculpture
    / Sculpture in the applied arts

    …with Cupids gathering grapes; the Auldjo Vase, with an exquisitely naturalistic vine; and the celebrated Portland Vase, the scenes on which have always been the subject of scholarly controversy but are generally supposed to depict myths relating to the afterlife. Similar imitations of carving in precious stones are late antique…

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    …with Cupids gathering grapes; the Auldjo Vase, with an exquisitely naturalistic vine; and the celebrated Portland Vase, the scenes on which have always been the subject of scholarly controversy but are generally supposed to depict myths relating to the afterlife. Similar imitations of carving in precious stones are late antique…

    Read More