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Hiram Powers

1805–1873 · United States

Hiram Powers (July 29, 1805 – June 27, 1873) was an American neoclassical sculptor. He was one of the first 19th-century American artists to gain an international reputation, largely based on his famous marble sculpture The Greek Slave. Wikipedia

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Works

• “California”, 1854 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
• “Statue of Daniel Webster”
• “The Last of the Tribes”
• “Fisher Boy”, 1841 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
• “Eve Disconsolate” — Cincinnati Art Museum
• “Eve Tempted”, 1839 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Anstiss Derby Rogers Wetmore”, 1848 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Andrew Jackson”, 1834 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
• “The Greek Slave” — National Gallery of Art
• “Ideal Christ”, 1864 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “The Infant Nero”, 1843 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “President Andrew Jackson”, 1835 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Mrs. H. L. Jones”, 1867 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “William H. King”, 1846 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Katherine Foote”, 1828 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Edmund Pendleton Gaines”, 1837 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “President John Quincy Adams”, 1837 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Frances Elliott Austin”, 1846 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Sidney Brooks”, 1860 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Hope”, 1869 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Hope (fragment)”, 1869 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Louisa Greenough Powers Ibbotson”, 1862 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “William J. Stone” — National Gallery of Art
• “Alice Key Pendleton” — National Gallery of Art
• “A Country Woman” — National Gallery of Art
• “Eve Disconsolate”, 1855 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “California”, 1860 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “The Last of the Tribes”, 1867 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Charity”, 1867 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Charity (fragment)”, 1867 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Clytie (fragment)”, 1867 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Diana (fragment)”, 1853 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “George Peabody”, 1856 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Stephen Clarendon Phillips”, 1837 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Dr. James G. Playfair”, 1845 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Elizabeth Gibson Powers”, 1858 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Louise Penelope Davis Preston”, 1836 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Abbott Lawrence”, 1837 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Henry Wadsworth Longfellow”, 1869 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
• “Cornelius Low”, 1841 — Smithsonian American Art Museum