Sculpture, American

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Jean and Milton Morris pose with the sculptress around the Frances Wisebart Jacobs sculpture during its dedication at National Jewish Hospital.

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Relatives of Frances Wisebart Jacobs stand around the Frances Wisebart Jacobs statue in National Jewish Hospital during the dedication of the sculpture.

Abstract Lauretta Dimmick is an art historian and co-author of American sculpture in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, volume I: a catalogue of works by artists born before 1865. Published in 1999, this is the first volume of a two-volume set and the definitive catalogue of the Museum's collection of American sculpture. Dimmick graduated from the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado in 1976 with a B.A. She received her master and doctorate in art history from the University of Pittsburgh,...

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Portrait of Leonard Schwartz, a sculptor who presented a one-man art show through the Central City Gilpin County Arts Association.

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Informal portrait of Leonard Schwartz, a sculptor who presented a one-man art show through the Central City Gilpin County Arts Association.

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Life mask, or lifecasting, of Henry Lowenstein showing his face with beard and part of his head; neck and small portion of his chest are included.

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Photograph of 'Siren,' a sculpture created by Leonard Schwartz, a sculptor who presented a one-man art show through the Central City Gilpin County Arts Association.