George Grey Barnard

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George Grey Barnard was an American sculptor known for his monumental works and expressive, often controversial public sculptures in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
sculptor
activeYearsEnd 1930s
activeYearsStart 1880s
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1863-05-24
dateOfDeath 1938-04-24
familyName Barnard
fieldOfWork figurative sculpture
monumental sculpture
public sculpture
genre allegorical sculpture
memorial sculpture
givenName George
movement American Renaissance
Beaux-Arts
notableFor controversial public monuments
expressive style
notableWork Abraham Lincoln (Cincinnati statue)
Abraham Lincoln (Louisville statue)
Abraham Lincoln (Manchester statue)
The Boy and the Panther
The Burghers of Calais (replica group)
The Caryatid (sculpture)
The Fountain of the Waters
The Great God Pan (sculpture)
The Hewer
The Hewer (Buffalo cast)
The Hewer (Chicago cast)
The Hewer (Cleveland cast)
The Hewer (Metropolitan Museum of Art cast)
The Hewer (Philadelphia cast)
The Hewer (Pittsburgh cast)
The Hewer (San Francisco cast)
The Hewer (St. Louis cast)
The Hewer (Washington, D.C. cast)
The Prodigal Son (sculpture)
The Rainbow Arch (design)
The Slave (sculpture)
The Spirit of the Waters
The Struggle of the Two Natures in Man
The Urn of Life
The Urn of Life (Rock Creek Cemetery)
linked to: Rock Creek Cemetery

The Wrestlers (sculpture)
Two Natures
occupation sculptor
placeOfBirth Bellefonte, Pennsylvania
placeOfDeath New York City
sexOrGender male

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The Great God Pan artist George Grey Barnard
The Great God Pan creator George Grey Barnard