Frederick Dielman (1847-1935) is best remembered for his allegorical mural paintings and mosaic murals, especially the mosaic panels in the Library of Congress. He also created a large mosaic, "Thrift," in the Albany Savings Bank; six mosaic panels in the State Capitol buildings in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and Des Moines, Iowa; and, seven mural paintings for the Evening Star building in Washington, D. C. (1902, destroyed).
In 1894, when Dielman received his Library of Congress commission (showing 500 of 5305 characters). |
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