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English: "The Dreaming Iolanthe", a character in the play "King René's Daughter" (Kong Renes Datter) by Danish poet and playwright Henrik Hertz (1797-1870). Photograph of a bas-relief sculpture made of butter by Caroline S. Brooks (1840-1913). Caption: "1776 1876. The Dreaming Iolanthe, King Rene's daughter, from Henri Herz. A study in butter, by Caroline S. Brooks, daughter of Abel Shawk. The tools used, were a common Butter Paddle, Cedar Sticks, Broom Straws, and a Camels Hair Pencil. Sculptured on a Kitchen Table without a Model, in a Milk Pan 15 inches in diameter, and brought from Helena Ark., a distance of 2000 miles, to the Centennial. Nine pounds of Butter were used in modelling this subject."
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Caroline Shawk Brooks  (1840–1913)  wikidata:Q5045216
 
Caroline Shawk Brooks
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Birth name: Caroline Shawk Brooks; Caroline S. Brooks
Description American sculptor and artist
Date of birth/death 28 April 1840 Edit this at Wikidata 1913 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Cincinnati Edit this at Wikidata St. Louis Edit this at Wikidata
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