Stock Photo: The Right Of Two Lioness Sculptures By Sculptor Edward Clark Potter Flanking The 36Th Street Entrance Of The Morgan Library & Muse
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Pictured is the right of two lioness sculptures by sculptor Edward Clark Potter flanking the 36th Street entrance of The Morgan Library & Museum in New York City, New York. Potter was born in 1857 and died in 1923. Potter sculpted a lioness in clay, then made plaster models to guide the stonecutter, who worked with large blocks of Tennessee marble. Potter likely hired John Grignola, and accomplished Italian immigrant carver, to execute the work in 1903.
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lioness sculptures sculptor edward clark potter flanking 36th street entrance morgan library museum york city born 1857 died 1923 sculpted clay plaster models guide stonecutter worked large blocks tennessee marble likely hired john grignola accomplished italian immigrant carver execute work 1903 two right
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