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<p>"From Italy: Festival of Artists Literary and Miscellaneous Matters," <i>New York Daily Times,</i> July 3, 1854, page 2.</p> | <p>"From Italy: Festival of Artists Literary and Miscellaneous Matters," <i>New York Daily Times,</i> July 3, 1854, page 2.</p> | ||
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In Rome, Sculptor Fashions Statue of a Boy Playing Ball
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| Text | "Wilson, a young sculptor of promise, has executed a marble statue of Childhood, and has a fine statue of a boy engaged in playing ball, modeled in plaster. He is about returning to America." "From Italy: Festival of Artists Literary and Miscellaneous Matters," New York Daily Times, July 3, 1854, page 2. |
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