(From the Daily Press.) "A SON OF ONE OF OUR WEALTHIEST RESIDENTS DISPLAYS GREAT TALENTS AS A SCULPTOR.

Some very beautiful examples of the sculptor's art are manifest, the photographic work here introduced giving some idea of the exquisite detail and most remarkable execution of Artus Quellin and his able assistants.

THE RIVER ORPHEUS THE SCULPTOR M A B E L, A Sketch. DRAMATIS PERSONAE.

THE SCULPTOR.

The vision pass'd; but still with unseen power, It stirr'd within his heart by night and day; And swift to hew the prison walls away, The Sculptor toil'd, love-strengthen'd, from that hour.

But these Israelitish ladies, recalling the fair image of Rachel in the Patriarchal times of Holy Writ, and worthy to serve as models for a Grecian sculptor, are treated with savage disdain by the churlish Moors, and sometimes are obliged to walk barefoot and prostrate themselves before their ugly negress concubines.

" "I had thought there was none who equaled him in formthat he was even as a sculptor in his painting.

In the inner chamber, which was the artist's sanctum, were only the Veronese and his brother Benedetto at work; his brother, who was architect and sculptor too, was putting in the background of an elaborate palace in a fine Venetian group upon which Paolo worked when not occupied with his Madonna; and a favorite pupil, the young nobleman Marcantonio Giustiniani, was in attendance upon the master.

No modern sculptor has equalled, in delicacy of finish, the draperies of those ancient statues as they appear to us even after the exposure and accidents of two thousand years.

Possibly the sculptor put some of his soul into it as young Michael Angelo did into his young David.

Lord Elgin has been at an immense expense in transporting the great collection of splendid ruins, among them some of the original statues of Phidias, the celebrated ancient sculptor.

As soon as Raphael made his appearance West pointed to the figure and said: 'Look there, sir; I have always told you any painter can make a sculptor.'

[Illustration: MONUMENT TO GOETHE (Berlin 1880) Sculptor, Fritz Schaper]

(SCULPTOR, EBERLEIN) Presented to the City of Rome by the German Emperor (From Seidel's Der Kaiser and die Kunst)]

Let the sculptor group about its base Rurik and his followers, who in rude might hewed out strongholds for the coming nation.

He had found occupation in the workshop of a famous sculptor, and had time besides to carry out some of his own designs.

Wealth here has the splendid monument, embellished with all the sculptor's art, while the poor sleep as sweetly beneath the simple sod.

The sculptor has done well.

What makes a man a good artist, a good sculptor, a good musician?

Lorado Taft: sculptor and citizen.

The interior of the abbey formed a quadrangle, surrounded by the cloisters, and in this inner court was a curious fountain, carved with exquisite skill by some gothic artist in one of those capricious moods of sportive invention that produced those grotesque medleys for which the feudal sculptor was celebrated.

It's just as if a sculptor should confine himself to shaping fingers, and toes, and noses, and ears because the public refuses to take a finished study.

The sculptor does not work at this disadvantage.

The sculptor does not leave out the nose of an eminent philanthropist because it is too beautiful to be given to the public; he does not depict a statesman with a sack over his head because his smile was too sweet to be endurable in the light of day.

Johannes Benk, the well known Austrian sculptor, designed and executed the last mentioned group.