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Foreword | 7 | |
Acknowledgments | 8 | |
In living colour: A short history of colour and sculpture in the 19th century | 11 | |
Colour, sculpture, mimesis: A 19th-century debate | 61 | |
Sculpture colouring and the industries of art in the 19th century | 73 | |
Under the spell of Madame Tussaud: Aspects of 'high' and 'low' in 19th-century polychromed sculpture | 83 | |
Art for the sake of the soul: Polychrome sculpture and literary Symbolism | 83 | |
Painter-sculptors and polychromy in the evolution of modernism | 103 | |
Catalogue | 117 | |
Notes | 241 | |
Select bibliography | 257 | |
Index | 271 |
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