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Louis St. Gaudens, Benjamin Franklin Commemorative Medal, American, Louis St. Gaudens (1854–1913), 1906, American, Bronze, Diam. 4 in. (10.2 cm), Sculpture Stock Photo
RM2B0KP2W–Louis St. Gaudens, Benjamin Franklin Commemorative Medal, American, Louis St. Gaudens (1854–1913), 1906, American, Bronze, Diam. 4 in. (10.2 cm), Sculpture
Benjamin Franklin Commemorative Medal. Artist: Louis St. Gaudens (1854-1913). Dimensions: Diam. 4 in. (10.2 cm). Date: 1906. From the early 1870s onward Augustus Saint-Gaudens's younger brother Louis, who preferred to spell is last name 'St. Gaudens,' was a frequent contributor to the Saint-Gaudens studio enterprise. From time to time Augustus passed along to Louis commissions including this medal to commemorate the bicentennial of Benjamin Franklin's birth. The commission, brought about by an Act of Congress of April 27, 1904, was originally awarded to Augustus, but he insisted Louis sign th Stock Photo
RMPB0E2B–Benjamin Franklin Commemorative Medal. Artist: Louis St. Gaudens (1854-1913). Dimensions: Diam. 4 in. (10.2 cm). Date: 1906. From the early 1870s onward Augustus Saint-Gaudens's younger brother Louis, who preferred to spell is last name 'St. Gaudens,' was a frequent contributor to the Saint-Gaudens studio enterprise. From time to time Augustus passed along to Louis commissions including this medal to commemorate the bicentennial of Benjamin Franklin's birth. The commission, brought about by an Act of Congress of April 27, 1904, was originally awarded to Augustus, but he insisted Louis sign th
Roman Centurion sculpted by Louis St. Gaudens on the exterior of Union Station, Washington, D.C Stock Photo
RM2A2XM9A–Roman Centurion sculpted by Louis St. Gaudens on the exterior of Union Station, Washington, D.C
Washington DC,Union Station,1907,historic train station,Beaux Arts architecture,vaulted ceiling,intermodal transportation facility,main,centurion stat Stock Photo
RMBK7R20–Washington DC,Union Station,1907,historic train station,Beaux Arts architecture,vaulted ceiling,intermodal transportation facility,main,centurion stat
One of six allegorical statues by sculptor Louis St. Gaudens on the façade of Union Station, Washington, D.C Stock Photo
RM2A1MT8T–One of six allegorical statues by sculptor Louis St. Gaudens on the façade of Union Station, Washington, D.C
A large memorail bronze relief of Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894) by Augustus Saint-Gaudens on the west wall of the Moray Aisle (1904) in St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland. Stevenson is shown on the relief on a couch (or day bed), where he was often confined due to poor health. In 1890 he settled in Samoa, where he died four years later. Stock Photo
RM2RG9K4P–A large memorail bronze relief of Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894) by Augustus Saint-Gaudens on the west wall of the Moray Aisle (1904) in St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland. Stevenson is shown on the relief on a couch (or day bed), where he was often confined due to poor health. In 1890 he settled in Samoa, where he died four years later.
One of six allegorical statues by sculptor Louis St. Gaudens that stand above the front façade of Union Station, Washington, D.C Stock Photo
RM2A1MT8W–One of six allegorical statues by sculptor Louis St. Gaudens that stand above the front façade of Union Station, Washington, D.C
Lifesaving Medal to Joseph Francis 1889–90 Louis St. Gaudens. Lifesaving Medal to Joseph Francis 14528 Stock Photo
RM2HGP5AW–Lifesaving Medal to Joseph Francis 1889–90 Louis St. Gaudens. Lifesaving Medal to Joseph Francis 14528
Prometheus, God of Fire, one of six Roman gods sculpted by Louis St. Gaudens and placed above the entrance to Union Station, Washington, D.C Stock Photo
RM2A28BM7–Prometheus, God of Fire, one of six Roman gods sculpted by Louis St. Gaudens and placed above the entrance to Union Station, Washington, D.C
Benjamin Franklin Commemorative Medal 1906 Louis St. Gaudens From the early 1870s onward Augustus Saint-Gaudens’s younger brother Louis, who preferred to spell his last name 'St. Gaudens,' was a frequent contributor to the Saint-Gaudens studio enterprise. From time to time Augustus passed along to Louis commissions including this medal to commemorate the bicentennial of Benjamin Franklin’s birth. The commission, brought about by an Act of Congress of April 27, 1904, was originally awarded to Augustus, but he insisted Louis sign the work as his own. In 1905, through the auspices of Metropolitan Stock Photo
RM2HHT5GP–Benjamin Franklin Commemorative Medal 1906 Louis St. Gaudens From the early 1870s onward Augustus Saint-Gaudens’s younger brother Louis, who preferred to spell his last name 'St. Gaudens,' was a frequent contributor to the Saint-Gaudens studio enterprise. From time to time Augustus passed along to Louis commissions including this medal to commemorate the bicentennial of Benjamin Franklin’s birth. The commission, brought about by an Act of Congress of April 27, 1904, was originally awarded to Augustus, but he insisted Louis sign the work as his own. In 1905, through the auspices of Metropolitan
The sculpter Augustus Saint-Gaudens made this bronze memorial. Robert Louis Stevenson at St Giles Cathedral. Edinburgh Stock Photo
RMG0XGRF–The sculpter Augustus Saint-Gaudens made this bronze memorial. Robert Louis Stevenson at St Giles Cathedral. Edinburgh
Piping Pan ca. 1882, cast 1914 Louis St. Gaudens Although his career was closely intertwined with that of his older brother Augustus, Louis St. Gaudens completed a number of independent works. “Piping Pan,” one of his most successful efforts, was first exhibited in 1882 at the Society of American Artists in New York where one reviewer remarked the figure’s elfish features represent “budding deviltry and fun.” A wreath of ivy balances precariously on his head, while the slender boy, cheeks puffed out, concentrates on making melodies come from the slender pipes. St. Gaudens exhibited “Piping Pan Stock Photo
RM2HH8CEG–Piping Pan ca. 1882, cast 1914 Louis St. Gaudens Although his career was closely intertwined with that of his older brother Augustus, Louis St. Gaudens completed a number of independent works. “Piping Pan,” one of his most successful efforts, was first exhibited in 1882 at the Society of American Artists in New York where one reviewer remarked the figure’s elfish features represent “budding deviltry and fun.” A wreath of ivy balances precariously on his head, while the slender boy, cheeks puffed out, concentrates on making melodies come from the slender pipes. St. Gaudens exhibited “Piping Pan
Louis St. Gaudens's centurion statues in Union Station in Washington, D.C Stock Photo
RMWPN216–Louis St. Gaudens's centurion statues in Union Station in Washington, D.C
. English: Portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Honolulu Museum of Art . August 1887. Augustus Saint-Gaudens  (1848–1907)   Alternative names Augustus Saint- Gaudens; st. gaudens Description American sculptor Date of birth/death 1 March 1848 3 August 1907 Location of birth/death Dublin New Hampshire Authority control : Q770625 VIAF: 54944558 ISNI: 0000 0000 8384 0339 ULAN: 500124332 LCCN: n50030106 NLA: 35471989 WorldCat 1085 Saint-Gaudens, Augustus - Robert Louis Stevenson Stock Photo
RMMNX13H–. English: Portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Honolulu Museum of Art . August 1887. Augustus Saint-Gaudens  (1848–1907)   Alternative names Augustus Saint- Gaudens; st. gaudens Description American sculptor Date of birth/death 1 March 1848 3 August 1907 Location of birth/death Dublin New Hampshire Authority control : Q770625 VIAF: 54944558 ISNI: 0000 0000 8384 0339 ULAN: 500124332 LCCN: n50030106 NLA: 35471989 WorldCat 1085 Saint-Gaudens, Augustus - Robert Louis Stevenson
Santa Claus hats add a Christmas touch to Louis St. Gaudens's centurion statues that line the Main Hall of Union Station, Washington, D.C Stock Photo
RM2A39ET1–Santa Claus hats add a Christmas touch to Louis St. Gaudens's centurion statues that line the Main Hall of Union Station, Washington, D.C
. Boston, a guide book . he first landing of the staircase are by Louis St. Gaudens.They w^ere memorial gifts of the Second and Twentieth Regiments,Massachusetts Volunteers, in the Civil War. The decorations on thewalls of the stairway and the corridor above are by Puvis de Chavannes.They represent, in separate panels, Philosophy, Astronomy, History,Chemistry, Physics, Pastoral Poetry, Dramatic Poetry, Epic Poetry,and finally, in one symbolic composition, The Muses welcoming theGenius of Enlightenment. The decorations of the Delivery Room,which opens from this corridor, are by Edwin A. Abbey, Stock Photo
RM2CGGX24–. Boston, a guide book . he first landing of the staircase are by Louis St. Gaudens.They w^ere memorial gifts of the Second and Twentieth Regiments,Massachusetts Volunteers, in the Civil War. The decorations on thewalls of the stairway and the corridor above are by Puvis de Chavannes.They represent, in separate panels, Philosophy, Astronomy, History,Chemistry, Physics, Pastoral Poetry, Dramatic Poetry, Epic Poetry,and finally, in one symbolic composition, The Muses welcoming theGenius of Enlightenment. The decorations of the Delivery Room,which opens from this corridor, are by Edwin A. Abbey,
Louis St. Gaudens's allegorical Archimedes statue, representing the gift of mechanics, one of six on the parapet above the entrance to Washington D.C.'s Union Station Stock Photo
RMWPN2DM–Louis St. Gaudens's allegorical Archimedes statue, representing the gift of mechanics, one of six on the parapet above the entrance to Washington D.C.'s Union Station
Balcony level of Washington's Union Station soon after an extensive renovation, Washington, D.C Stock Photo
RMW7GMH8–Balcony level of Washington's Union Station soon after an extensive renovation, Washington, D.C
Washington DC Washingto,D.C.,Union Station,1907,historic train station,Beaux Arts architecture,vaulted ceiling,intermodal transportation facility,main Stock Photo
RMBK7R2Y–Washington DC Washingto,D.C.,Union Station,1907,historic train station,Beaux Arts architecture,vaulted ceiling,intermodal transportation facility,main
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igo4. The American Florist. 311. GENERAL VIEW OF WASHINGTON, D. C. C. F. McKim, of New York, composing the senate park commission; W. S. Eames, of St. Louis; Frank Niles Day, of Phila- delphia; Augustus St. Gaudens,the sculp- tor, and Dr. B. T. Galloway, representing the secretary of agriculture, and Secretary S. P. Langley, of the Smithsonian Insti- tution. D. L. Burnham referred to the scheme of Washington in the laying out of the city. He said a town near Con- nellsville. Pa., had been seen by the com- mission Stock Photo
RMRP8MJ8–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igo4. The American Florist. 311. GENERAL VIEW OF WASHINGTON, D. C. C. F. McKim, of New York, composing the senate park commission; W. S. Eames, of St. Louis; Frank Niles Day, of Phila- delphia; Augustus St. Gaudens,the sculp- tor, and Dr. B. T. Galloway, representing the secretary of agriculture, and Secretary S. P. Langley, of the Smithsonian Insti- tution. D. L. Burnham referred to the scheme of Washington in the laying out of the city. He said a town near Con- nellsville. Pa., had been seen by the com- mission

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