Mrs. Bryant's The Children's Book of Celebrated Pictures was so cordially received by librarians, teachers and the public generally that she was asked to do a similar book on famous sculptures.

The new book contains fifty excellent reproductions of famous sculptures dating from a period some five thousand years ago down to our own day. Each full-page reproduction in faced by a page of well-written text giving information about the sculpture shown. The book is a handsome quarto volume which children will delight to go through time after time; and it is certain that no child could be its companion long without receiving definite cultural benefit.

Among the reproductions in the book is that of the statuette of Cheops, who built the great pyramid; of the ever-interesting Sphinx, still a silent riddle to the thousands who see it; the Assyrian Lioness of Nineveh; Theseus and the Victory of Greece; Michaelangelo's David and Moses; Della Robbia's Singing Boys, etc., etc.

From the dust jacket