Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
A selection of sculptors from Lorado Taft's 1903 book, "The History of American Sculpture," to Brahm's "Tragic Overture."
Grandmother studied at Chicago's Art Institute while Lorado Taft taught there. Mother, in her time at University of Chicago, and I, in mine, both worked in Lorado Taft's studio. From my earliest memories, mother taught me the glories of his line and curve.
For mother.
1756-1833 William Rush
1790-1852 John Frazee
1805-1852 Horatio Greenough
1805-1873 Hiram Powers
1813-1857 Thomas Crawford
1817-1904 Erastus Dow Palmer
1819-1911 Thomas Ball
1821-1815 Anne Whitney
1825-1892 Randolph Rogers
1829-1904 John Rogers
1830-1908 Harriet Goodhue Hosmer
1830-1910 John Quincy Adams Ward
1848-1907 Augustus Saint Gaudens
1850-1931 Daniel Chester French
1860-1936 Lorado Taft
1867-1941 Gutzon Borgium
A selection of sculptors from Lorado Taft's 1903 book, "The History of American Sculpture," to Brahm's "Tragic Overture."
Grandmother studied at Chicago's Art Institute while Lorado Taft taught there. Mother, in her time at University of Chicago, and I, in mine, both worked in Lorado Taft's studio. From my earliest memories, mother taught me the glories of his line and curve.
For mother.
1756-1833 William Rush
1790-1852 John Frazee
1805-1852 Horatio Greenough
1805-1873 Hiram Powers
1813-1857 Thomas Crawford
1817-1904 Erastus Dow Palmer
1819-1911 Thomas Ball
1821-1815 Anne Whitney
1825-1892 Randolph Rogers
1829-1904 John Rogers
1830-1908 Harriet Goodhue Hosmer
1830-1910 John Quincy Adams Ward
1848-1907 Augustus Saint Gaudens
1850-1931 Daniel Chester French
1860-1936 Lorado Taft
1867-1941 Gutzon Borgium










