An important reference work for students and scholars of art history and sculpture, this catalog covers the plaster casts of sculptures that were used as models for students of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. With detailed descriptions of each plaster cast, as well as notes on their provenance and historical significance, this catalog provides a unique window into the world of art education in 19th-century France. Illustrated with photographs of the casts themselves, this catalog is a valuable resource for anyone interested in sculpture or the history of education.

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