Harry Rosin was New Hope's most famous sculptor. His two most familiar works are the statue of John. B. Kelly in his racing scull, located in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, and the statue of baseball great, Connie Mack, at Philadelphia's stadium. Born in Philadelphia, Rosin graduated Central High School. He then worked for renowned wrought iron craftsman, Samuel Yellin.
Rosin enrolled at the Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Arts and the Pennsylvania Academy of th (showing 500 of 2362 characters). |
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