A name, a date.

Jun 20, 2015 15:21

So, to answer my question as to the identity of the sculptor who did the Poe bust at the Hay, I realized the answer was right there under my nose, that you coiuld see a name and a date on one of the photos I took. So, I enlarged it:


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edgar allan poe, art, names, mystery vs. resolution, john hay library

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everville340 June 20 2015, 19:54:24 UTC
Thank you for the photos. And for sharing the experience of what the Hay has become for you.

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sovay June 20 2015, 20:48:42 UTC
Aristide Berto Cianfarani (1895-1960) was an Italian-born sculptor who studied at the Rhode Island School of Design.

That's cool!

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setsuled June 20 2015, 22:47:07 UTC
Nice. It would be great if you found Joanna Cassidy wearing a scarf in the photo.

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greygirlbeast June 20 2015, 22:51:23 UTC

I...wait. What?

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setsuled June 20 2015, 22:58:54 UTC
The photo analysis from Blade Runner:


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esanko June 23 2015, 02:43:33 UTC
Nice work!

I started to comment but logged off to check my facts and- well, wow- I wanted to comment about a sculpture at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in DC, and I did not know the sculptors name, but I knew the name of the piece. I did a watercolor painting from a photo of it. Which I took. Exquisite piece of art. Very... Delicate. Gentle. I googled this: The Sons Of God Saw The Daughters Of Man That They Were Fair. Boom. Daniel French, 1923. Here's the kicker- he also sculpted Abe. In the Lincoln Memorial. I feel like a lazy slug right now.

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