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The groom braided his mane and tail as was customary to do when he was being shown: this displayed the line of his crest to the best advantage and lent itself to that stylized interpretation to be seen in my finished bronzes, which, subsequently, found their way to the Luxembourg Museum, Paris, the Tate Gallery, London, the Field Museum, Chicago, the Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art."
-adapted from Champion Animals: Sculptures by Herbert Haseltine, published by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 1996
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