International studio (21.1903/1904(1904))

I.EATHER-WORK BY MADAME THAULOW

A.R.A. Two triangulär
spaces terminate an outer
balustrade on the Post
Ofbce side of the square,
and on this balustrade are
placedstatues of Joseph
Priestley, the scientist,
Dean Hook, the divine,
John. Harrison, the philan-
thropist, and James Watt,
theinventor. Thestatue
of Priestley is by Mr.
Drury, A.R.A., those of
James Watt and John
Harrison by Mr. Fehr, and
that of Dean Hook by Mr.
F. W. Pomeroy. F. C.

y**^ARlS.—M. Saglio,
) ^ member of the
J Institute, the dis-
^ tinguished and
respected director of the
Cluny Museum, the worthy
successor of Du Sommer-
ard, has just been suc-
ceeded by a M.
Haraucourt, who is not
equipped for so delicate
a mission, either by his
studies or his previous
work. To control a
museum like Cluny one

The view of the square,
illustrated on page 16g,
shows the general effect
of the scheute. The
Statue of the Black Prince,
by Mr. Thomas Brock,
R.A., is in the centre of
a raised circular platform,
about a hundred feet in
diametei, and is sur-
rounded by a balustrade-
of polished marble. On
this balustrade have been
placed eight. beautiful al-
legorical Hgures represent-
ing and Tlzw;.
These are used as lighting
Standards and are the
work of Mr. Alfred Drury,
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