A major  revival of this art form in Britain was stimulated by Alphonse Legros, who created one of these artworks  that depicted Charles Darwin, and the Wyon family had for generations held the role of official makers of  these objects for the British royal family.
An early history of the art of making these artworks was a "Discourse" on them written by John Evelyn  in 1697, and a notable series of these artworks were created for Quen Anne by John Croker. A major  revival of this art form in Britain was stimulated by Alphonse Legros, who created one of these artworks  that depicted Charles Darwin, and the Wyon family had for generations held the role of official makers of  these objects for the British royal family. The art of making these objects during the early Renaissance  was popularized by the painter Pisanel o, who created a large one of these depicting Byzantine emperor  John VIII Paleologus. Notable American examples of these objects include ones that depict Robert Louis  Stevenson in bed writing and another that was rejected for depicting the "Spirit of America" as a nude  male; both of those were created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. For 10 points, identify this type of artwork,  typical y made from bronze, an example of which was created by Daniel Chester French for the Pulitzer  Committee.
An early history of the art of making these artworks was a "Discourse" on them written by John Evelyn  in 1697, and a notable series of these artworks were created for Quen Anne by John Croker.
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