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Streetscapes | Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Stanford White: Gilded-Age Monuments and Secrets

THE Metropolitan Museum of Art’s exhibition of the sculpture of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, rich with the work of one of the key figures in the American Renaissance, ends next Sunday. Full Article at The New York Times

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  1. Stanford White
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  3. Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln
  4. Daniel Chester French
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