Changes

Though the Victorian Era of art began with a return to the classic realism which was popular during the height of ancient [[Roman Empire|Roman]] and [[Greek influence on Western Culture|Greek]] societies, the many technological advances made during that time caused changes in the way scientists, artists and the public viewed art and aesthetics. [http://www.avictorian.com/victorianart.html]

Though the Victorian Era of art began with a return to the classic realism which was popular during the height of ancient [[Roman Empire|Roman]] and [[Greek influence on Western Culture|Greek]] societies, the many technological advances made during that time caused changes in the way scientists, artists and the public viewed art and aesthetics. [http://www.avictorian.com/victorianart.html]

Among the most important sculptors: John Gibson, Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, Richard C. Belt, Sir Francis Chantrey, George Frampton, Sir Alfred Gilbert, Thomas Longmore and John Hénk, Hamo Thornycroft, Thomas Wilkinson Wallis, Richard Westmacott, Edward Hodges Baily, and Harry Bates. [http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/sculpture-victorious]  

Among the most important sculptors: John Gibson, Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, Richard C. Belt, Sir Francis Chantrey, George Frampton, Sir Alfred Gilbert, Thomas Longmore and John Hénk, Hamo Thornycroft, Thomas Wilkinson Wallis, Richard Westmacott, Thomas Woolner, Edward Hodges Baily, and Harry Bates. [http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/sculpture-victorious]