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John A. Wilson (sculptor)

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788: 867: 852: 462: 818: 804: 486: 834: 42: 589: 195: 769: 437:, Hampton, Virginia, US. The statue of Daniel Bean stands in Brownfield, Maine, where the roads to Hiram and Denmark diverge. Of all the Civil War memorials erected by Maine towns, this remarkable monument was the only one cast in the image of a real person. The absence of weapons distinguishes it even further. The boy stands as he would have on his last day at home, taking the Oath of Induction. 477:, Jamaica Plain, Boston. Each year on the second Sunday in June, memorial services sponsored by the Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department are held at the Firemen's Memorial at Forest Hills Cemetery in order to pay tribute to deceased members so they would be assured of a decent and final resting place and they would not necessarily end up in Pauper's Field. 414:. The commemorative monument on its grounds, was erected to honor Massachusetts sailors and soldiers who died in Civil War battles in the Gulf region. The granite monument is inscribed with the names of the Infantries and Light Batteries that served in the Gulf theater of operations. Massachusetts Governor 358: 452:
who served in the Confederate forces. It was the first major work Wilson created in his new "Waban Studio". Although this statue, unlike that of Bean, is armed, it has been described as "silent" because the soldier has no cartridge box on his belt so he cannot fire his gun. In August 2018 the statue
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In 1913, he had built his home and his "Waban Studio" at 101 Waban Hill Rd, Chestnut Hill, where he lived for 36 years. After 50 years, when he retired, Wilson returned in 1949 to New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. He lived there for five years at East River, Potter's Bridges, New Glasgow.
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early in his career. The location of six of these lions is unknown. Three of these lions remain in Pictou County, Nova Scotia. One of the lions is on the grounds of the Lionstone Inn, an establishment named after the sculpture. The other two lions are at the
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wrote of the latter work, "No American sculpture, however, has surpassed the compelling power which John A. Wilson put into his steady, motionless 'Pennsylvania Volunteer'." Wilson created his studio (the "Waban Studio") at
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and Sundays in your studio, I fear my life long dream of being a sculptor would not have materialized. Where anybody today could get the sound training you gave us, I have no idea.
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in Boston. He joined the board of directors in 1913 and taught there for 32 years until 1945. In 1927, he was named Director of Classes. One of his students at the Society was
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While teaching at Harvard University (1917–46), Wilson made numerous sculptures of figures connected to the University. Perhaps the best known figure is the
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In 1909, Wilson's soldier's monument for all soldiers of war was unveiled on Dudley's Town Common (in front of the First Congregational Church),
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MacDonald, p. 60; One writer suggested the figure is holding his cap in one hand and waving a timid goodbye with the other. (See
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How very lucky I was to find myself in your class in the basement of Robison Hall. If it had not been for that, classes at the
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was torn down by protestors; as of February 2020 it is not on display and no decision has been made on its future disposition.
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George MacLaren. "Nova Scotia's First Sculpture: John A. Wilson", Nova Scotia Historical Quarterly, Vol. #3:2 (1973), p. 118.
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newspapers for this work. The latter wrote that it was a "powerful work by a very young man". He graduated from the
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Royal Canadian Academy Annual Exhibition: (Montreal, March 1902) "Annual Exhibition of the Royal Canadian Academy"
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John Wilson: Famous Nova Scotian from N.G. by Eric Barker. The Evening News, New Glasgow, N.S., May 3, 1972.
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George MacLaren. "Nova Scotia's First Sculpture". Nova Scotia Historical Quarterly, Vol. #3:2 (1973): p. 118
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The Nova Scotia monuments were made in the same year (1923). The Hector Pioneer was made in the
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and was noted as being "an admirable piece of modelling from one of his age". In March 1902 the
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Wilson also made the mould for the commorative punch bowl and dishes for Harvard University's
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Artists in Nova Scotia. Collections of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, 1914, pp. 156-157
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In 1896, at age nineteen, he went to Boston to study art. During the day he attended the
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entitled "George". Articles with a photo of George Archambeau were printed in both
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when the bust was unveiled in September 1932. Wilson also made two busts of
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In 1913, Wilson was commissioned by the North Carolina Chapter of the
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George MacLaren. "Nova Scotia's First Sculpture: John A. Wilson]",
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MacLaren, p. 120. 1000 copies were made by Wedgewood, England
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In 1909, Wilson created the "Massachusetts Monument" in the
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One of Wilson's most famous Harvard graduates was sculptor
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Monuments: the statue on the Confederate Student Memorial (
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In 1911, he created a statue of Private Daniel A. Bean of
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Modelling, School of Architecture, Harvard University
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He next worked as an assistant to 823:Harvard University Commemorative Pieces - 520:, one in the Fogg Museum and the other in 29: 1426:Canadian expatriates in the United States 1416:Harvard Graduate School of Design faculty 532:(1930) and the other is a bronze bust at 374:School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 314:School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 269:School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 144:for 32 years. He is most famous for his 1311:Henry Aaron Yeomans, Walter P. Metzger 1298:Henry Aaron Yeomans, Walter P. Metzger 1206:Henry Aaron Yeomans, Walter P. Metzger 1193:Henry Aaron Yeomans, Walter P. 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Index

John Wilson (sculptor)

Washington Grays Monument
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Sculptor
Silent Sam
Washington Grays Monument
American Renaissance
Kimball Prize
School of Architecture
Harvard University
American Civil War
Silent Sam
Washington Grays Monument
Philadelphia
Lorado Taft
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Walter Gropius
modern architecture

Washington Grays Monument
Philadelphia
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Beauly
Scotland
freestone
Cowles Art School
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Bela Pratt

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