The Sculpture of James Earle Fraser

Fraser is best known for his End of the Trail and Buffalo Nickel. He also is the most prolific sculptor of Federalist Washington DC. He is represented by the portal figures at the Supreme Court, and others such as facades and pediments at Commerce, National Archives, and Agriculture; The Memorial Bridge, sculptures of Hamilton and Gallatin at Treasury, and major public works in New York, Chicago, and Jefferson City.

Preface

iii

Introduction

iv

The Early Years: from 1876

1

(26)

First Achievements: The 1920's

27

(41)

Part of the Establishment: The 1930's

68

(29)

Facing the Changing Art World: The 1940's

97

(35)

The New York World's Fair and Beyond: The 1950's

132

(27)

Bibliography

159

(5)

Catalogue

164

(55)

Index of the Work

219

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The Sculpture of James Earle Fraser

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