Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-08
M. Dallin Of Utah ii Paris.

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Palaces of the Paris EXposititoCn q
1000 was an equestrian statue of$ans
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liiu VA AZ, ,.e., an
fascination LOT tie iei''ti' - 81.
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ASSOCIATIONS Wilii .t'e i' .i,,l,.....
statue. Cyrus Dallin's Meulci me
Man,,--inscribed in the French cata-l
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cary represents u supefpN ouii.
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Z 1ai-seeins - ~ ,,ona
moccasins, pfeeg,. :, nr,,aa and
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feathered nonnel, s,s,lhs 81, a,,.,,n anal
sinewS morse WIN sueni !, =, -
ease that morse ana iia tesart,.T
nave come TITO tiie tl,iyh
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and ms Ilsit ilailu ..a.,t re r. i
d1gnified ana l}'liteill .',.
is the seer the llIoPi'st; ~
The approaching ftlii itii.'
t.nction OF his peopie aisu 10 tra,
Win llttle Iore ,silanet " .a,.n them
& Cassandra or ~ 49,, y.
&aSaitisl iiiipeit'ti'is 1880 :
SERIES OF INDIAN STATUES
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mo-. a cn, tt,. :, mems hreech
aii,u a,5 a l1,nnnet With ,7e hand
~, ~ ,,arI, ~ his MONT and the
~ 1aI,l;,,o, I'M; fbt#ss, featbered
s,,n.,,. :, :, sie,, tl,at he vearns for
4 ,,aaan ,rhe y ti,ird ID .1,he Protest
PsHbihitad a. 81 : :! Io,,is in 1904D
1,rinr h,,rlino do
tia,,cn q, lie iteetl or the superior
4 farcns arraved against his race. The
fo,,rtl 81 ..rhe Anpeal "a Tho Great
q Snirit" (Which was EXPOSED at the
National SCULPTURE Society's exhibit at
Baltimore IN. the spring ot3lsos, anu
y y Ia, ~ fhe
red mans lost cause. assistance
I having proved as yam as ms over
lures of peace anu the 2Nftlclnftlons OF
the prophet there - nothing lelt sior
him but an appeal 10 the nist,er
z couT
ms tetraiosY 10 use se..4With a certain
: license, term lnuch IN ,gihvot now,
\ adays). IS q syllinetriea drtlllallc ana
\ moving presentinent OF Inc hlsllei 1T
Z tributes o. TIE lndlan. ~ consul u.esi
q memorial llol'3 me sedlncatloil&o OF sei1-
erations yet unboIn) OF the PRIDE, me
+ stoicisll, and, above ~ theg mysticism
u OF a race Whlcil is u, y Ialrs way 70 De pc
come as extinct as the 1000 OF the mas,
tndo1l. suggests yilstigi.t1loiea tllait
directly deplcts ana hefeln, p eihlps.
lies its po tiad cyrus 8l1aiilil5 uohe
nothing else. he would have deserved
we'll Of The american people.
# Paris has by no means forgotten M r
+ Dallin's Wondcrfni work ana wl men !
+ heard that ne was TINS year illakliiS#
his third visit to This CITY set Out 70
! find him. He SW'ls here sllSd learned,
4 for the purpose Sof f1nlshipg and scasttils
\ his great soldiers lol. we
z citys5of Syracuse, M q great Work
IS which mig wen round OUT ms nous
strious career
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When / knocked for the first time at
Mr.. Dallin's3 door in the Rue Notrc
Dame dcs Champs. j expected to find an
enormous studio, en-, un,hercd by stag
ings such ms we have come to assoc
ciate with the preparation of colossal
q groups. Instead. the opening of the
door disclosed "A thy studio. hardly
larger than a typical New York flat
Z room, IN which only a. dozen heads ana
several legs, arms a ING trunks, streWn
I about IN seeming disorder, were visible
and had 1t not been MI. balm nm,
self who answered my KNOCK, ! should
u iaXe, beaten a Iretreat under the mn
5pression INA had PeAe sii ilsdirecteu'
M tls alilu1eu tiic
# SCH ptof gu sur y mag nag
me Wnat can up 70 ~ MS 1i.tit
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