He did what he could for the Greeks, who were very grateful to him and gave him, in memory of the efforts he made on their behalf, a fine group in bronze of a female figure"Greece" throwing off the bonds of Turkey.

Out of it come the shapes which you turn into marble or bronze in your immortal books, if you happen to write such.

He was leaning back now as if he enjoyed that atmosphere of luxury; surveying, too, the paintings and the bronzes with interest.

The blood flushed darkly under her bronze at the thought, and she smiled and nodded her head still more vigorously.

Nay, we'll go Together down, Sir. Notice Neptune, though, Taming a sea-horse, thought a rarity, Which Claus of Innsbruck cast in bronze for me!

They ransacked the earth and the seas for rare dishes for their banquets, and ornamented their houses with carpets from Babylon, onyx cups from Bithynia, marbles from Numidia, bronzes from Corinth, statues from Athens,whatever, in short, was precious or rare or curious in the most distant countries.

He was a bearded man, with cheeks and brow bronzed to copper-brown, and in him Van Brunt knew his kind.

Around the poet's monumenthis bust in bronze on a white marble columnthere gather, on the anniversary of his birth, the crowds who love him and love his song.

"I would call Tom and Harry fully as bronzed as Indians," Belle ventured.

George put an ingot of bronze into a carbon crucible and gripped the edge of the crucible with long tongs.

Monarchs, Anita, feeding on purple aster, fluttering up, sun glowing orange, brown, bronze through black edged wings, twenty joining twenty joining a hundred, down, up, over, from color to color to Mexico.

My great boots of untanned buckskin were red with dust, I was bronzed like an Indian, and the sun had taken the colour out of my old blue coat.

C. H. Mathewson: A Metallographic Description of Some Ancient Peruvian Bronzes from Machu Picchu.

Talking long through the twilight, until the red gold of the west was dulled to bronze over the hills, and the bronze tarnished and darkened with the coming of the eastern stars, they planned together what they should do; and, the heart of Deirdré at last growing resolute, they made their way through the night to where the brothers of Naisi were, and all fled together towards the northern sea.

Towering up from its topmost summit, a tall column lifted a human figure in bronze skyward cloud-high and frequently higher still.

There is a good deal of bronze about it which gives it a classical appearance, and the boxes are supported by Caryatides in bronze.