For a list of other replicas of the type, see Athenische Mittheilungen, IX.
Several replicas of it are known, but the original is probably the version in the Hermitage Collection at St. Petersburg.
The original version, which bears the date 1733, is at the Stockholm Museum, and other replicas belong to Sir Frederick Cook in Richmond, M.
It is an infringement of the proprietor's right for an author who has parted with his copyright to make a replica of the work; but if he has made replicas before selling his copyright it would be no infringement to sell these replicas.
I knew enough of these young fellows, merely by their looks, to see that most of them were essentialreplicas of one type.
At one of the Assembly Room dances I met exact replicas of Catherine Morland, Emma, and Mr. Collins.
If anything, the pretty little panels of the Uffizi might bereplicas of the Cortona ones; but in Florence the only painting with the scene of the Adoration of the Magi is that in the predella of the tabernacle of the Linen Weavers' Guild.
Padre Marchese wrote that both the Adoration and this Assumption are in every respect similar, or replicas of those in the Uffizi.
He also busied himself painting replicas of others which had passed out of his hands but with which he was not entirely satisfied.
In the first come all items of individual handiwork, where no two can be precisely alike (since replicas by the authors are too rare to destroy the argument), and each specimen cannot be duplicated.
The National is that much-talked-of course of which it was said that it was to be composed of replicas of the eighteen best holes that its creator could anywhere discover, and he journeyed over all the courses in Europe discovering them.
Beside the moss-covered replicas a booth had been erected for foreign spectators.
On a bracket sat three small carvings in dark wood, replicas of the famous monkeys of the great Jingoro the Left-Handed, preserved in Iyeyasu temple at Nikko.
The author has gone to painstaking lengths to find and sift and bring together the most complete record ever compiled of these examples and relics remaining of the earliest of North American railway engines and of working replicas of them.
The design of these replicas is based in part on the recollections in the 1880’s of the grandson of John Stevens, Dr.
Full sized operable replicas of 7 other famous early locomotives have been constructed.
The remaining smaller galleries are given over toreplicas of the originals of older art, modern sculpture, and painting in the modern style.
There is no real life in any of the work here displayed, and most of it consists of modern replicas - some of very excellent quality - of their oldest and best art treasures.
This queer edifice has probably replicas as yet undiscovered in the forests of Guatemala.
In the modern replicas of antiques, and in the fashioning of the common household bronzes of the present day, the craftsman, perhaps unconsciously, gains inspiration from the older race of artists in metals.
In restoration work the collector should see to it that the castors used are in keeping with the furniture, for if no genuine antiques are available there are modern replicas of all the styles.
Of the minor bronzes, replicas of temple relics, there are many beautiful koros or incense burners.
Engineers have been very skilful in creating models of engines and machinery with which they have been familiar, and in reproducing in miniature replicas of noted engines which have been used for practical purposes.
There have been many modern replicasof the beautiful old brass helmet-shaped coal-boxes so common half a century ago.
In front of it at one table was a typical jasmine rosary salesman who also sold balloons, some of which he blew up and shaped into replicas of Hindu and Buddha emblems, and others he inflated with helium.
All these other machines you see are but replicas of this.
Space was no longer black, but faintly gray, and beside them, on either side, floated two exact replicas of their ship!
The Minims are replicas in miniature of the big chaps, except that their armor is pale cinnamon rather than chestnut.
The blueprints of Burke's ship had been flown to Washington from the plant, and an enormous number of replicas of the egg-shaped vessel were ordered to be begun immediately, even before the theory of the drive was understood.
At the most hopeful estimate, it would be three months or later before an emergency space fleet of replicas of his own ship could lift off from Earth for here.
Wild looking young girls, cherry-and-olive of skin, gossiping about the central fountains of their home towns, bear huge replicas of red Greek amphorai upon their well poised heads with all the grace of Greek maidens.
But a slight acquaintance with them will convince the most casual observer that they have learned their own value only too well as replicas of Greek and Roman and Saracenic beauty.
And although by no means mere pastiches or replicas of each other, they had little of the qualities which constitute personality.
That there was no danger of Flaubert's merely palming off, in his novel work, replicas with a few superficial differences, had now been shown.
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