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Alfred Stevens (1817-75) Truth and Falsehood 1857-66 Truth tears out the double tongue of Falsehood and pushes aside the mask concealing his grotesque features. His serpent-tails are exposed beneath the drapery. The group and its companion, Valour and Cowardice, are full-size models for the bronze groups on the monument to the Duke of Wellington, St Paul's Cathedral, London.

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Alfred Stevens (1817-75) Truth and Falsehood 1857-66 Truth tears out the double tongue of Falsehood and pushes aside the mask concealing his grotesque features. His serpent-tails are exposed beneath the drapery. The group and its companion, Valour and Cowardice, are full-size models for the bronze groups on the monument to the Duke of Wellington, St Paul's Cathedral, London.

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Alfred Stevens (1817-75) Truth and Falsehood 1857-66

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Album / Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group

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3130 x 6666 px | 59.7 MB

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26.5 x 56.4 cm | 10.4 x 22.2 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

19 CENTURY • 19TH CENTURY • 19TH • 19TH-CENTURY • ALFRED STEVENS • ALLEGORY • ANTERIOR VIEW • ART AND CRAFT • CARVING • CULT • DAY • FALSZ • FEMALE LIKENESS • FRONT VIEW • FULL LENGTH • FULL-LENGTH • HEAD-ON VIEW • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY • INDOORS • MALE LIKENESS • MYTHOLOGY • NINETEENTH CENTURY • NO PEOPLE • RITE • RITUAL • SCULPTED • SCULPTING • SCULPTURE • SCULPTURE. • SINGLE OBJECT • STATUE • STATUES • TRUTH • VERTICAL LINES • VERTICAL • WATER • WITHOUT PEOPLE • XIX CENTURY