The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-25 00:00:00

THE INTERNATIONAL PHOTO-
SCULPITU COMPANY (Limited).
(Incorporated In accordance with 'the Joint (Stock Companies
Acts of 108 ), end the Internatunal Treaty entered into between
England and Prance, Map, 1S relative to public companies
established In both countries.)
Capital £lO,OOO, In 5,000 'harm of ,ClO each.
With power to Increase.
Deposit £1 per share on application, and £1 10s. per share
on allotment.
No call to exceed C 2 10e. per share, and after first call no further
calls to be made without an interval of not Wee than three
month►

DTOR 11.
Sir DAVID BREWSTER, PrinciOUCCpal and VieeChancellor of the
University of Ildiaburgh„ £.IL. D.C.L. PALS., the Atha-
nmum." Pall.mall, Chairman.
Frederick Edwards Lloyd, Ext., Oxford and Cambridge Uni.
varsity Club, Pall-mall
John Broderick Hartwell, Esq., 1, Brunswlck-place, RegeaVs-
parL
M. Paul DaUon Directeur Ghent of the Monition" Paris
Reginald Read, Ilau.Direto- of the Crystal Palace Company.
IL Bright n.
glientalkl.qa Points Gesigny, I 10, Bnilerard Beaujon,
Pubs •
Captain helloed Campbell, Army and Navy Club, Pall-mall-

MAIIRODUI DIRECTO{ Or THE ART DRPARTNENT Antoine
Clandet, Esq., LLB., 147, loseskel.rean, London.
RATIERItI
The National Bank, Old Bred-Meet, London.
Le Credit Fonder de France, 17, Rue Nene° den
Canneloni, Paris.
The Lubin Bank, 35, ins Vivienne,

Soircrroari.
Wm. Tatham, Km., 17, Old hroad.street, London.
Y. Mathieu-Rodet, 4, Rae de Sem, Parts.
I[MUM.
Mann. Field, Bon, and Wood, 9, Warnford.court, Lirldon.
X. Rotolo', 16, Rue de Choiseul, Paris.
TIXPORAIT SIICRITARIES £9O 01/71CTS.

Clutdat's Photographic Utah-
J. L Allen, lao , lithisent, 107, Rageotutiroi, } London.
Winchatiter House, Old fir,4li street,
iloasieur Garin, 42, A eau* de Wagram, Pans.

The object of this Company Is to purchase and work the
valuable Photo-Sculpture LogILA Patent • eceutly taken out by
Mr. William Clark. for !I. Francois Willi:me, the Inventor, of
Parts, and arrangements haws been made for securing tic's pro-
perty on very advantageous terms.
iltoto-Seulpture is the art of obtaining busts, statuettes, taw
dallious, and other object. in bronze, wood, clay, marble. We.,
by means of this wonderful invention, and the great success
which has attended the operettass of the parent establishment
in Parts, the " Societd Oenfrals de Photo-Sculpture de France,"
W minced the formation of this Company for Finland, and
renders the Director. peculiarly confident In placing it before
the pablic.
. . . . . .

Ie a *mottle point of Mew and in connection with photo-
by, this invention is admitted to be .• the wonder of the
exq" sad the speelessoe—the Met mast front Pahl—that were
lilted by Mr. Clandet at the mire' of the Royal Society, at
liturlingXn House, on the 30th April, excited the greatest Interest
and curiosity.

The Art Journal for May contains a detailed report of thla
" new discovery," and the following extracts have bees taken
from some of the leading London Journals
" Now, it is obvious that a process of this kind, by which
everything is quickly done, sad well done, must save time, and
• onsequently Mendell considerably the cost of the production.
Yro• this rearm which until now het been the luxury
exclusively of the rich, win henceforth be the pleasure of all
livery house of moderato inwime may be °roam...tad with the
busts or statuettes of relatives and friends. and of those who, by
their eminence. Wents, sad virtues, are objects of Interest or
venerstioa. There will be photowcuipture for every class, and
this win ensure its viceless." —The Art Journal.
"By this process buses and statues of Haim pecans are
oared la la plaster and' biscuit • which posers much of that faith-
fulness and minute accuracy of detail which are so striking in
photographic portrilte."—The Times.
The mutts are surprising for their literal truth.*—The
Athenteum.

•• This lest adaptation of the photograph'c art needs but to be
well known to be brought into general peaettee.*—The Morning

7.—A1l of these statuettes which we hare seen are remarkable
for a certain exact individuality of fan and Afore and attitude,
which is familiar to photographic portraiture.' —Daily News.
" The photographers are sot yet satisfied all that they have
hitherto accomplished has but whetted their desires to do still
more, awl they have sow Invaded the studio of the sculptor.
. What is now proposed to be done. and more, what la
actaall done. is to reproduos the stereoscopic picture le sculp-
ture. The mode adopted is most Ingenious, and at the same
time perfectly surcessfni "—The Observer.

In iC01111116;leal point of view these patents are Mao of mod-
&cable importance, and will increase in value as their applica-
tion is developed : they Introduce s novel and peculiar altera-
tion in the Imamate of the in sleikr. the @mews and the sculp-
tor. and the architect and builder will watch with Interest the
progress of this Ingenious discovery, when extended to objects
of greater magnitude than statuettes or medallions.
The services of the patentee, and of the Managing Director of
the Soclite iniSrsisi de Photo.licuipture de nonce, have been
secured during the construction of the necessary works, and for
one year miter their completion. during which latter period s
minimum dividend oft per cent. upon the minas! employed WILL
be personally guaranteed by those gentlemen if so engaged
The business of this etwepany will be confined In the first in-
stance to the production and isle of statues, statuettes. busts,
and medallions, obtained from the Societt Grlnfrele in Ports,
from photographs sent to them for •• trandermation." 0-deco foe
portraits, miniatures, or full-length pain:hip, not being photo-
graphs. will also be taken, and ean alsohe •• transformed. Ad-
rantageuus arrangements have likewise been made for the
mutual exchange iif all products between the two companies so
that from these sources alone a large and profitable bueinem will
accrue to the shareholders from the date of allotment

It I. the intention of the Directors to open a Court at the
Crystal Palace, for the exhibition of the various works of art
manufactured ander these patents.
Agents •ill be appointed in every town of the Ihtited ICing-
don% to accordance with the rules sod regulations of the Com-
pany. but no applications will be eetertained nukes from mod
respectable parties. wit° must dm. he sharelvdders.
" " .

line half of the number of shareshavinetieenttikets In ►ranee,
applications for the reatalalim shout I be made oa the printed
form a..ne,ed to the tovepectus, amompanted by a deposit of
20s. per share ; nod, In the creel of no allotment being made, the
deposit money will be returned In tali. If more sham are
applied for 'hen can he allotted, the 'undo, of the deposit
money will he retained towards the payment due on the allot.
meat of such shares. The articles el association sad specimens
of the art can be seen at the temperer, ofnces.