No. 291 · Cast in Bronze & Marble

Shaw Memorial, Boston

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Sculpted by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Photographed by the Detroit Publishing Co. · 1906 · Boston, Massachusetts

Shaw Memorial, Boston, 1906 (Augustus Saint-Gaudens): Augustus Saint-Gaudens is named as sculptor on the Library of Congress

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2 · Format

Real wood, archival paper, UV glazing. Handmade in Florida.

3 · Frame and mat

Mat color

Double-mat accent

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4 · View on wall

The piece is drawn at its real inches against the furniture in the room.

Additions

Engraved plate

Shaw Memorial, Boston

Museum anti-reflective acrylic+$49In place of the standard UV acrylic.Museum lighting+$129A slim lamp fitted to the top rail of the frame.Personal line on the plate+$29Added under the story line. The story plate is always engraved.

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The story

Augustus Saint-Gaudens is named as sculptor on the Library of Congress record. The Detroit Publishing Co. photograph, about 1906, is a glass negative of the Shaw Memorial in Boston (item 2016810347, reproduction LC-DIG-det-4a25020, Detroit Publishing Co. no. 090156). The negative carries the line "Original copyright 1897 by Augustus St. Gaudens." The subjects include Robert Gould Shaw and the Civil War. The memorial honors Col. Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts, the first Black regiment raised in the North. No known restrictions on publication.

About the sculptor

Sculptor · 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.

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Details

Catalog: No. 291
Date: 1906
Place: Boston, Massachusetts
Archive: Detroit Publishing Company

Source: Library of Congress, Detroit Publishing Company, LC-DIG-det-4a25020. No known restrictions on publication.

Craft

Moulding: Black moulding, chosen to suit this picture. More frames in the frame picker.
Paper: 100% cotton rag archival paper
Inks: Pigment inks
Glazing: UV acrylic. Museum anti-reflective acrylic is $49 more
Plate: Engraved brass, with the story and an optional personal line
Made: By hand at Foundation Frames, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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Canvas: Gallery wrap, 16×20, 24×36, 30×40, a 30×45 lobby size, or a 40×60 lobby size
Metal: Dye-sublimated aluminum, 12×18, 16×24, or 24×36 in
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Size guide

Sizes follow this picture. A framed print adds the mat and the moulding, so the outside is larger than the sheet. Canvas is the face size, with a 1.5 inch edge that does not add to the front.