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An example of work by John Massey Rhind
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| One of the founding members of the National Sculpture Society in 1893, John Rhind was a sculptor best remembered for his portraits busts of Andrew Carnegie that are in the Carnegie libraries throughout America. He also completed architectural friezes, Civil War memorials and portraits of historical figures including Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Calhoun, and Peter Stuyvesant. Other commissions included Indians figures and Soldiers and Sailors monuments for Philadelphia and Syracuse, (showing 500 of 3301 characters). |
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