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The following description of Powers chief de
IRE, the Greek Slave, is from ono OF Willis's re-.
cent letters from London: 4.


Powers statute Of the ssGreek Slave" is one OF
the topics Of London, at this moment, and, in nv
opinion, il it fare MS well, ns to preservation, as
the Venus do Msdicis, il will be more admired than
that first marble Of the world, when London shall
be what Rome is now. Power should be idclizcd
by woman for the divine type Of her BY which he
has now elevated mems idea Of the sex, That
so wonderfully beautiful thing can be true 10
nniure-that this divine mould Is unquestionably
strike overy boI,oder, at the san1s time that il
kind" and makes him adore woman more in.
tenseiy than before. This Greek slave stands
for sale in the Turkish 'znar. Her dress hangs
over the pillar against which she loans, aud she
is nude with the exception OF The chain hung from
wrist to wrist. 1t isl girl Of eighteen, Of beauty
Just perfected.


A particular criticism of the figure and limbs
would hardly DO Interesting TO lhoso who are not
to see the statue, and can only speak Of the ex.
preston Of tho face. which is one that gives tho
nude figure n complete character OF purity-a
look Of calm nnd lofty indignation, wholly inca
pabe Of willing submission 10 her captors. Pow.
or has secured by this work. fancy, commission
enough for new works 10 fully occupy his Time.
It was bought by an EugI,slllnan. Mho hrs haen
offered fOur lines tic sum for II. u we are to
bce,e one Of the London critics ~ the chief
merit Of the statue is due 10 Mrs. rrhop., who
Powers genius when he WIS Masking
wax figures in Cincinnati. and induced him to
embrace tho ur aud 90 to Italy.