Sculptor

Augustus Saint-Gaudens

1848–1907

American, Dublin 1848–1907 Cornish, New Hampshire. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds his gilt bronze Diana, dated 1892–93 and cast in 1928, his gilt bronze Victory, modeled 1892–1903, and his bronze bust of General William Tecumseh Sherman, modeled 1888 and cast in 1910. Each is marked public domain in the Met's Open Access record.

Four Saint-Gaudens works. Three bronzes are from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and each Open Access record is marked public domain. Diana, modeled 1892–93 and cast in 1928, is gilt bronze, 101 3/4 inches high, accession 28.101, the Rogers Fund. Victory, modeled from 1892 to 1903, is this gilt bronze cast of 1914 or after, and by 1916, 38 inches, accession 17.90.1. The bust of General William Tecumseh Sherman was modeled in 1888 and cast in 1910, 31 1/4 inches, accession 12.76.2. The fourth is the Shaw Memorial in Boston, a Detroit Publishing Co. photograph of about 1906 honoring Col. Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts, with no known restrictions on publication. Saint-Gaudens was American, Dublin 1848–1907 Cornish, New Hampshire. Diana’s file holds a 12 × 18 paper poster at $34 and no rolled canvas. Victory and the Sherman bust start at a $29 paper poster, and Victory also has rolled canvas. The Shaw photograph starts at $29 on paper and includes rolled canvas. Framed prints start at $149. Free US shipping on framed, canvas, metal, vinyl and posters $44 and up. Our smallest $29 and $34 posters ship for $9.95.