El trabajo es avivado por una sensación sutil y un sentido de la naturaleza. El escultor tiene un rico don de composición y transmite perfectamente las características de un cuerpo humano estático, en cualquier momento listo para un movimiento vigoroso.
Morfeo – en la mitología antigua, el dios de los sueños. Publicar en 1897 de la academia de artes
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