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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, Chapter 20: Italy.—May to September, 1839.—Age, 28. (search)
edere. He has also done a beautiful little bas-relief for Mr. Salisbury,—the angel telling St. John not to address his prayers to him but to God; and is now engaged on a bas-relief for Miss Gibbs, to be put in a church at Newport; also busts of Franklin, of Marquis Capponi, &c. I have seen a good deal of Powers. Hiram Powers, 1805-73. He was born in Vermont; removed to Cincinnati; went to Italy in 1837; exhibited his Eve in 1838; and soon after executed the Greek Slave. Tuckerman's Book ofo talk with Mrs. Greene in her own sweet tongue. Do not fail to write me at Vienna immediately,—care of Arnstein & Eskeles. As ever, yours affectionately, Charles Sumner. P. S. What a parcel of letters I shall find in Vienna,—the accumulation of two months and a half! I shall then hear from the letters about Crawford. How good it would be, if the Franklin and Orpheus were both ordered! Take Preston to Thorwaldsen's studio and the Vatican. What a delicious thing the Pastor Fi