Horatio Greenough was one of the most innovative and influential sculptors of the nineteenth century, and this tribute to his life and work offers a fascinating glimpse into his genius. With contributions from leading scholars and art historians, this volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of American art and sculpture.
With Biographical Sketches And Some Contemporary Correspondence (1887)
The collection features personal letters from Horatio Greenough, an influential American sculptor, to his brother Henry, revealing insights into his artistic process, travels in Europe, and interactions with contemporaries. Alongside the letters, a biographical sketch details Greenough's upbringing in Boston, his education at Harvard, and his involvement in 19th-century cultural movements. This work not only highlights his life and career but also reflects the artistic and intellectual climate of the era, offering a valuable perspective on a prominent figure in American art.