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'. -, Iý,., ý,: ý, ý,,,.: -,.ý, ý ý;,,... ý I I 1ý, y 'j't r:,.. 1ý I 11,. I I. I,.. " - " ý,.. -, I. I,,,. - -, 11 I i,,, x ý,,.." 1,,,,.;t., tat'.. --ý I I 11, - I "ý I ý.. I, - / I I -. ',. I - -, ý j - - 1- - I I.,, -.1 ý;, ý. - I, 1ý I, ). I, I I, I I..,,,.....; 11 J.; t, 1ý. -.4 ",.,.. I: N I - I I I.. ý,,. ýt I,.. 1, -, I,.:.:- I.., ý I. 11 r.. ".,, - ý 1, -,,,,,, I ý --..;,., " i " 1-,ý I,. - - I I I- I. \ ý ý. ý,ý.;A,.. I 1,.. I ý, I I. I f -,, - ý ý. -. ý I ý." 1,, CATALOGUE OF THE WORKS OF ART BELONGING TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK a I i I I I Awif CATA L OF TH OGUE IE WORKS OF BELONGING TO THE CITY OF NEW ART YORK PREPARED AND ISSUED BY THE ART COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK NEW YORK M CM IX COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY THE CITY OF NEW YORK ART COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK AS CONSTITUTED IN 1909 ROBERTW.DE FOREST, PRESIDENT Trustee of Metropolitan Museum of Art FRANK D. MILLET, VICE-PRESIDENT Painter JOHN B. PINE, SECRETARY GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN, Mayor of the City of New York A. AUGUSTUS HEALY, President of Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences JOHN BIGELOW, President of the New York Public Library ARNOLD W. BRUNNER, Architect CHARLES HOWLAND RUSSELL FREDERIC B. PRATT HERBERT ADAMS, Sculptor FORMER MEMBERS OF THE ART COMMISSION SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT UNDER THE CHARTER OF 1898 ROBERT A. VAN WYCK, EX-OFFICIO, Mayor, January 1, 1898, to December 31, 1901. HENRY G. MARQUAND, EX-OFFICIO, President Metropolitan Museum of Art, January i, 1898, to February 26, 1902. CHARLES T. BARNEY, February 14 to December 31, 1898; January 2, 1899, to December 31, 1901. CHARLES F. McKIM, February 14 to December 31, 1898; January 2, 1899, to December 31, 1901. HENRY E. HOWLAND, February 14, 1898, to December 31, 1900. SAMUEL P. AVERY, January I, 1898, to December 31, 1899; January i, 1900, to December 31, 1902. JOHN LA FARGE, February 14, 1898, to December 31, 1900. DANIEL C. FRENCH, February 14, 1898, to December 31, 1899; January i, 1900, to December 31, 1902. FREDERICK DIELMAN, January i, 1901, to December 31, 1903. JOHN DE WITT WARNER, January i, 1902, to December 31, 1904. HENRY RUTGERS MARSHALL, January i, 1902, to December 31, 1904. V 201281 MEMBERS OF THE ART COMMISSION SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT WILLIAM J. COOMBS, February 24, 1902, to December 31, 1903. FREDERIC W. RHINELANDER, EX-OFFICIO, President Metropolitan Museum of Art, February 26, 1902, to September 25, 1904. SETH LOW, Ex-oFFICIo, Mayor, January I, 1902, to December 31, 1903. A. PHIMISTER PROCTOR, January 1, 1903, to December 31, 1905. LOYALL FARRAGUT, January I, 1903, to December 31, 1905. J. PIERPONT MORGAN, EX-OFFICIO, President Metropolitan Museum of Art, November 21, 1904, to December 31, 1907. J. CARROLL BECKWITH, January i, 1904, to December 31, 19o6. JOHN D. CRIMMINS, January i, 1904, to December 31, 1906. WALTER COOK, January 1, 1905; resigned June 28, 1907. JOHN J. BOYLE, January 1, 1905, to December 31, 1908. HOWARD MANSFIELD, January I, 1906, to December 31, 1908. INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION PAINTINGS HE City of New York began its valuable collection of portraits in 1790 by requesting President Washington "to permit Mr. Trumbull to take his portrait to be placed in the City Hall as a monument to the respect which the inhabitants of this City have toward him." In the autumn of 1804-soon after the tragedy at Weehawken-the Common Council commissioned Colonel Trumbull to paint the portrait of Alexander Hamilton. The selection of this artist was a wise one, as he had previously painted several portraits of Secretary Hamilton from life. He also made use of Cerracchi's white marble bust of Hamilton (now in the Lenox Library). For seventy-five years the Common Council continued this policy of securing the portraits of distinguished men, not officially connected with the State or City, but who by conspicuous public service had won the admiration of its inhabitants. The series of Governor's portraits was begun in 1791, when Colonel Trumbull was commissioned to take the portrait of Governor George Clinton. The collection includes the portrait or each Governor of New York, from Governor George Clinton to Governor Dix. In 1804 the Common Council commissioned Colonel Trumbull to paint the portraits of "the chief magistrates of this City since the Revolution." This order included Mayors Duane, Varick, and Livingston, and the City continued to have portraits of its Mayors painted down to Mayor Gunther. The City has in its collection four portraits of Washington, three of Clay, and four of De Witt Clinton. There were two of Governor ix INTRODUCTION Stuyvesant painted and paid for by the City, but one of them has disappeared. In addition to securing for the City this invaluable collection of portraits, the Common Council showed its lively interest in art by occasionally visiting in a body a public exhibition of paintings. Sometimes they not only visited it themselves but passed a resolution urging the citizens "to avail themselves of an opportunity to improve their taste" by going to see a painting such as "The Court of Death," by Rembrandt Peale, exhibited at the Academy in 1820. The Common Council of Brooklyn confined itself in the main to securing portraits of the Mayors of the City. It began its collection in 1834 with the portrait of Mayor George Hall, and attempted to secure the portrait of every Mayor to 1898, the year of consolidation. It has failed, however, to secure the portraits of three Mayors, who refused to sit for their portrait on the ground that in their opinion it was not a legitimate expenditure of public money. In addition to its Mayors, Brooklyn purchased two of the portraits of Washington and one of Clay. The portraits of Judges in the County Court House and Hall of Records in Brooklyn were all presented to the City. These portraits hang in various public buildings throughout the City. By far the largest number are to be found in the City Hall, but by referring to the geographical index, at the end of the book, it will be seen that they decorate the walls of many municipal offices. Until the establishment of the Art Commission in 1898, the care of paintings was entrusted to different officials, so that at various times each of the following have been custodians of the paintings: The keeper of the City Hall; Clerk of Common Council; Committee on Arts and Sciences, and the Department of Public Works. SCULPTURE In the years between the founding of the United States Government and 1850 various attempts were made to induce the Common Council to erect statues to distinguished men, and individuals and certain societies sought to enlist the cooperation of the citizens to honor men in this way. All efforts to secure either public or private INTRODUCTION funds for erecting statues were unsuccessful during the first sixty years following the Revolution. The first piece of sculpture bought by the City was the white marble bust of Henry Clay, purchased in 1852, although a few busts were presented to the City much earlier than this. The record in Brooklyn and the other boroughs is as bare as that of Manhattan. While, to-day, the City of New York possesses many statues, monuments, and fountains, nearly all of them have been presented to the municipality. The citizens have been liberal in this respect, and the streets and parks are adorned in many places with masterpieces of sculpture. In the preparation of this catalogue, it has been found necessary to examine the manuscript and printed proceedings of the legislative bodies of Manhattan and Brooklyn, the ledgers and journals of the Comptroller's office, as well as many works of reference. Until this investigation was undertaken comparatively little was known about the works of art belonging to the city. This catalogue is believed to give, for the first time, accurate and authentic information. Nothing has been taken on faith. Every fact has been verified. Wherever uncertainty exists that fact has been indicated and in such cases it is hoped that the circulation of this catalogue may elicit further information. A card catalogue in the offices of the Commission contains the reference for every fact stated. All inscriptions have been copied verbatim, without attempting to correct the errors, if any, contained therein. Where it has been possible to decipher the signature of the artist, this has been given. The asterisk (*) is used to indicate the fact of official approval by the Art Commission, before acquisition by the City. In determining whether a painting, sculpture, or structure is a work of art, the definition used in the Charter in defining the powers of the Art Commission has been liberally construed. Section 637 provides: "The term 'work of art,' as used in this title, shall apply to and include all paintings, mural decorations, stained glass, statues, bas-reliefs, or other sculptures, monuments, fountains, arches, or other structures of a permanent character intended for ornament or commemoration." In selecting the works of art for reproduction, a somewhat different method has been adopted than is customary in the ordinary catalogue. Three factors have been considered in the selection of xi INTRODUCTION an object reproduced in this volume-its excellence as a work of art, the prominence of the subject of the portrait or statue, and its rarity. It may be mentioned that time has had its effect upon many of the portraits, and that some of them are so placed that photographs suitable for successful reproduction were not obtainable-and therefore such subjects have lost much of their original effectiveness. The portraits are arranged in the order in which they were acquired by the City. Those of which no record of their acquisition has been found have been placed at the end of the list. The mural decorations, stained glass, and sculpture are arranged geographically. This catalogue includes only the works of art acquired by the City previous to September I, 19o8. CONTENTS PAGE viii MEMBERS OF THE ART COMMISSION INTRODUCTION.. ix CONTENTS. xiii xv LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS CATALOGUE OF PAINTINGS Arranged in the order of their acquisition by the City of New York............ CATALOGUE OF MURAL DECORATIONS...... I 81 CATALOGUES OF SCULPTURE In the Borough of Manhattan.. In the Borough of Brooklyn... In the Borough of the Bronx... In the Borough of Queens... 103... 197... 219 227 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAINTINGS SUBJECT The City Hall.. George Washington George Clinton John Jay... Alexander Hamilton James Duane Richard Varick Edward Livingston Marinus Willett Morgan Lewis.. Daniel D. Tompkins Peter Stuyvesant Jonathan Williams Stephen Decatur. William Bainbridge Isaac Hull Thomas McDonough Oliver Hazard Perry Jacob Radcliff. James Monroe. Andrew Jackson Stephen Allen. Marquis de Lafayette John Stanford. William Paulding De Witt Clinton ARTIST S..John McComb, Jr...Ti S.. John Trumbull.. S. John Trumbull.. S.. John Trumbull.. S.. John Trumbull.. S.. John Trumbull... S.. John Trumbull.. S.. John Trumbull.. S.. John Trumbull.. S.. John Trumbull.. S.. John Trumbull. S.. John Trumbull.. S.. Thomas Sully..... S.. Thomas Sully....... John Wesley Jarvis S.. John Wesley Jarvis.. John Wesley Jarvis. S.. John Wesley Jarvis S..John Trumbull... S.. John Vanderlyn.. S.. John Vanderlyn.. Samuel L. Waldo, A.N.A. S William Jewett, A.N.A. Samuel Finley Breese Morse, N.A....... Samuel Finley Breese Morse, * " N.A..... Samuel Finley Breese Morse, *.. N.A....... George Catlin..... xv FACING PAGE itle. 3 4 6 8 IO 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS SUBJECT Philip Hone.. John Christopher Yates Christopher Columbus Martin Van Buren Walter Bowne Gideon Lee.. George Hall William Learned Marcy William Henry Seward James Harper.. William C. Bouck.. John Young Jose Antonio Paez David Thomas Valentine Townsend Harris. Winfield Scott.. Thomas Jefferson. Henry Clay... George Brinton McClellan Richard L. Larremore Seth Low..... Daniel D. Whitney.. "Veulvan Cara" Charles A. Schieren Andrew H. Green Henry Hudson James Kent.. Robert Kelly.. FACING ARTIST PAGE. John Vanderlyn... 52 SJohn Vanderlyn... 54 Samuel Finley Breese Morse, N.A........ 56 SHenry Inman, N.A.. 58. Robert Walter Weir, N.A.. 6 SHenry Inman, N.A... 62 SJames Frothingham, N.A.. 64 SWilliam Page, N.A.. 66 SHenry Inman, N.A.. 68 Henry Inman, N.A... 70 SCharles Loring Elliott, N.A.. 72 SHenry Peters Gray, N.A.. 74 SCharles Wesley Jarvis. 76 SCharles Wesley Jarvis. 78 SJ. Bogle, N.A..... 80 SMiner K. Kellogg.. 85 Charles Wesley Jarvis. 86. P. Staunton..... 88 SWilliam H. Powell, A.N.A.. 90. Thomas Hicks, N.A... 92 SWilliam Merritt Chase, N.A.. 94 SThomas Jensen... 96 SArturo Michelena... 98 Richard Creifelds... oo B. Kramer-Scheiro... 102.Count Pulaski..... 105 Rembrandt Peale, N.A. o6 Daniel Huntington... Io8 MURAL PAINTINGS Justice..... Transmission of Law Justice..... Banishment of Discord Justice of the Law The Power of the Law Wisdom.. S Edward Simmons.. Henry Siddons Mowbray, N.A.. Robert Reid, N.A... S. Willard Leroy Metcalf S. Edward Simmons.. Edwin Howland Blashfield, SN.A........ S. Henry Oliver Walker, N.A. xvi I 10 I12 114 116 118 120 122 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS SUBJECT The Reign of Law The Judicial and Other Virtues Opening of the Erie Canal. FACING ARTIST PAGE Kenyon Cox, N.A.... 124 Joseph Lauber.... 126 Charles Yardley Turner, N.A. 128 John Ericsson. Abraham de Peyster Benjamin Franklin Nathan Hale. New York in Its Infa Jacob H. Schiff Foun Peter Cooper. Memorial Fountain Alexander Lyman He Washington Arch Abraham Lincoln Marquis de Lafayette George Washington Fountain David Glasgow Farra William Jenkins Wor Horace Greeley Washington Irving William Tecumseh Sh Christopher Columbu, William Shakespeare Indian Hunter Tigress and Cubs The Falconer. Daniel Webster Fountain Bethesda Fountain Richard Morris Hunt Still Hunt... SCULPTURE S.. Jonathan Scott Hartley, N.A.... George Edwin Bissell. S.. E. Plassman.. Frederick William MacMonnies, N.A....ncy. Philip Martiny, A.N.A. tain. Arnold W. Brunner. Augustus Saint Gaudens, N.A. S. Bruno Louis Zimm ley. John Quincy Adams Ward, N.A............ Stanford White.. S.. Henry Kirke Brown, N.A. S. Frederic Auguste Bartholdi John Quincy Adams Ward, * N.A.......... S.. Karl Adolf Donndorf. gut. Augustus Saint Gaudens, N.A th.. James Goodwin Batterson S.. Alexander Doyle.. SFriedrich Beer.. lerman. Augustus Saint Gaudens, N.A. s.. Gaetano Russo.. John Quincy Adams Ward, SN.A......... John Quincy Adams Ward, N.A......... Auguste Cain..... George Simonds.. S..Thomas Ball..... S.. Olin Levi Warner, N.A. SEmma Stebbins.. Daniel Chester French, N.A. Edward Kemeys.. xvii 130 132 134 136 138 140 142 144 146 148 150 152 154 I56 158 16o 162 164 i66 168 170 172 174 176 178 180 182 184 186 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS SUBJECT Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller... George Washington Egyptian Obelisk.. Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument....... Franz Sigel Grant's Tomb..... George Washington Henry Ward Beecher Ulysses Simpson Grant Henry Warner Slocum Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Arch.... James S. T. Stranahan Henry W. Maxwell Lioness and Cubs.. The Horse Tamers Panthers Italian Fountain.. Botanical Garden Fountain Soldiers' Monument.. ARTIST C. L. Richter.. Jean Antoine Houdon Unknown...... Charles W. Stoughton Arthur A. Stoughton. Paul E. Duboy Karl Francis Theodore Bitter, N.A........ John Hemingway Duncan Henry Merwin Shrady John Quincy Adams Ward, N.A........ William Ordway Partridge Frederick William MacMonnies, N.A..... John H. Duncan.. Frederick William MacMonnies, N.A..... Augustus Saint Gaudens, N.A. Victor Peter.. Frederick William MacMonnies, N.A... Alexander Phimister Proctor, N.A........ Unknown...... Carl E. Tefft..... Frederick Wellington Ruckstuhl....... FACING PAGE 188 190 192 199 200 202 204 206 208 210 212 214 216 218 221 222 224 234 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART PAINTINGS ~r, r ( i O ~~ (II ~ r I C r ~ ~ ~ :.~: -t~ i ~. ~ GEORGE WASHINGTON BY JOHN TRUMBULL CATALOGUE PAINTINGS ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF THEIR ACQUISITION BY THE CITY GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 WEARING a Colonial uniform of buff and blue with black cavalry boots, he stands, with right knee bent, beside a white horse. His face is turned slightly to the left, with the eyes looking straight ahead. His right arm, raised on a level with his shoulder, rests on the brown saddle, and the hand, loosely holding the reins, drops forward over the pommel. His left hand, resting against his hip, holds his chapeau and sword. The horse, with left foreleg raised, is biting its knee. In the immediate background is a view of Bowling Green, with a pedestal standing in the center of a circular grass plot surrounded by an iron fence. In the immediate right background is seen the corner of a building before which stands a soldier saluting two mounted officers followed by others coming around the corner of a stone wall. Extending part way across the scene in the middle background is a paling, behind which, on the left, are long, low brick barracks with the Stars and Stripes floating from a flagstaff. New York Bay, covered with many vessels, is shown as far as the Narrows, and from its opposite shore rise the hills of Staten Island. SIGNED: JN. TRUMBULL NEW YORK 1790 Height, io8 in.; width, 72 in. Painted for the City in 1790. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS GEORGE CLINTON 1739-1812 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1777-95; 180o-04 VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1805-12 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 DRESSED in a Colonial uniform of buff and blue, he stands on the alert in the foreground of a wild and picturesque landscape. He is in full front view with his head turned a little to the right; his eyes, slightly raised, look straight ahead into the distance. In his right hand is a drawn sword with the point resting on the ground; his left, holding a glove, hangs at his side. In the left foreground lie two cannon balls at the base of a pile of rocks surmounted by trees in autumn foliage. The butt of a cannon lying on the ground projects into the right foreground; beyond, a battle between British and Colonial troops is raging on the border of a lake, and against the farther shore at the base of mountains are several vessels on fire, while above the scene rises the thick smoke of battle. SIGNED: J. TRUMBULL 1791 Height, 108 in.; width, 711 in. Painted for the City in 1791. JOHN JAY 1745-1829 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1795-1801 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 DRESSED in black and wearing a powdered wig, he stands leaning lightly on his right elbow, which rests on the back of an armchair upholstered in dark red brocade. He is in three-quarters view to the right, with face and eyes turned in the same direction. His left foot is advanced with the knee slightly bent, and his extended left hand rests with the index finger between the pages of a book standing on a table with an ample dark-green cover. Over his head is draped in ample folds'around the bases of two columns a dark-red curtain, beneath which glimpses of blue sky are shown through thick, brown clouds. Height, 89 in.; width, 60o in. Painted for the City in 1805. 4 1 i ".~ n' GEORGE CLINTON BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 4 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ALEXANDER HAMILTON 1757-1804 SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, 1789-95 COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF UNITED STATES ARMY, 1799-1804 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 STANDING in a graceful and dignified attitude with right foot advanced, the taper fingers of the left hand resting on his hip, and his right hand, extended a little below the shoulder, palm upward, in gesture, is the figure of a gentleman, dressed in black, with kneebreeches, white stock and tie. He is in three-quarters view to the left, with his face and eyes in the same direction. In the right background is a mahogany armchair upholstered in brown, above which hangs a dark red curtain looped in deep folds above the head of the figure. In the left foreground, against the pedestal of two large marble columns, is a mahogany table, upon which are books and documents, and across the corner is spread out a large manuscript. Beneath the table are several large books and a loosely-rolled document. Height, 94 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1805. JAMES DUANE I733-1797 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1784-89 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 THE head and shoulders of a gentleman with long powdered hair, curling at the ends, is in front view with his face turned to the left and his keen, dark eyes looking straight ahead. He is dressed in a black suit with white stock and jabot, and above his left shoulder is shown a mass of dark red drapery. Height, 30 in.; width, 24 in. Painted for the City in 1805. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS RICHARD VARICK 1753-1831 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1789-1801 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 THIS is the half-length figure of an elderly gentleman of refined and noble mien, dressed in black, with an ample white tie. He sits beside a column in three-quarters view to the right, with his left hand resting on his other wrist, and his face turned toward the front, while his large brown eyes, with a placid expression, look straight before him. Beyond the column in the right background is shown the sky with sunset clouds. Height, 31 in.; width, 25 in. Painted for the City in 1805. EDWARD LIVINGSTON 1764-1836 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1801-03 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 THIS shows the head and shoulders of a man in three-quarters view to the left, his large eyes looking calmly at the spectator. He wears a plain suit of black, with ample white stock. Height, 31 in.; width, 25 in. Painted for the City in 1805. MARINUS WILLETT 1740-1830 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1807-08 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 DRESSED in a simple suit of black with a white stock is the head and shoulders of a gentleman in three-quarters view to the left, with his face turned toward the front, and his eyes looking directly at the spectator. Height, 31 in.; width, 25 in. Painted for the City in 1808. 6 JOHN JAY BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE4 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS MORGAN LEWIS 1754-1844 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1804-07 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 THIS is a full-length figure of an officer, dressed in Colonial uniform, with collar and cuffs ornamented with bars of red and gold braid and, beneath a brown leather belt, a red silk sash with fong ends hangs from the left hip. He stands in nearly front view, and the eyes, turned slightly to the right, look with quizzical expression at the spectator. His right hand, loosely holding a glove, hangs at his side, and his left rests on the hilt of a sword with a richly ornamented scabbard. Over a chair, in the right background, is thrown a red-lined, black cloak with embroidered edge. Beyond a fluted column in the left background are shown a few trees in autumn foliage against a blue sky with white clouds. Height, 95 in.; width, 61 in. Painted for the City in 1808. DANIEL D. TOMPKINS 1774-1825 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1807-17 VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1817-25 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 THE figure of a gentleman dressed in black, in easy, graceful pose, stands in three-quarters view to the left with the right foot advanced and the knee slightly bent. His face is turned toward the front and his calm blue eyes look straight out of the picture. His left hand hangs at his side, and his right, holding a roll of manuscript, rests on papers spread near four large books across the corner of a mahogany desk, behind which is shown the lower part of a column. In the right background are shown a mahogany armchair upholstered in red and the pedestal and lower parts of columns. A rich brown tone pervades the entire picture. Height, 941 in.; width, 611 in. Painted for the City in 1808. 7 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS PETER STUYVESANT 1592-1672 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1647-1664 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 THE head and bust of a man is seen in three-quarters view to the right, the eyes looking directly at the spectator. He wears a black skull cap, a broad white collar, steel armor, and an orange sash over the right shoulder. Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Copied for the City in 1808. JONATHAN WILLIAMS 1750-1815 CHIEF-ENGINEER, UNITED STATES ARMY, 1805-12 ARTIST THOMAS SULLY 1783-1872 DRESSED in a military coat with gold epaulettes is a half-length figure in three-quarters view to the right, with his face and eyes in the same direction. His right arm rests on a book and the hand holds a partly unrolled plan of fortifications. Height, 30 in.; width, 26 in. Painted for the City in 1813. STEPHEN DECATUR 1779-1820 AN AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER ARTIST THOMAS SULLY 1783-1872 THE officer, dressed in a Colonial uniform, with large epaulettes, stands erect and alert, with left foot advanced, his right side to the spectator and his face turned slightly toward the front. His right hand is supported on the hilt of his sheathed sword, the point of the scabbard resting on the ground, and his left rests near a portfolio on the brown pedestal of a fluted column. In front of him are seen Castle William and New York Bay as far as the Narrows. SIGNED: T. S. 1814 Height, 94 in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1814. ALEXANDER HAMILTON BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 5 ** CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE 1774-1833 COMMANDER OF THE "CONSTITUTION,) DEC. 29, 1812 ARTIST JOHN WESLEY JARVIS 1780-1840 DRESSED in a naval uniform of white trousers and blue coat, with two rows of brass buttons, the officer stands bareheaded on the deck of a ship, in front view, with his face turned to the right and his eyes gazing straight ahead. His weight is supported entirely on his right leg and his raised left foot rests on cannon balls in a case. The thumb of the left hand hangs in the trousers' pocket, while the right, grasping a drawn sword, drops at his side. In the background a cloud of thick smoke pervades nearly the whole scene, and in the right are shown various parts of a battleship. SIGNED: JARVIS Height, 88 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1814. ISAAC HULL 1773-1843 A COMMODORE ARTIST JOHN WESLEY JARVIS 1780-1840 A STURDY naval officer, dressed in a uniform of white trousers and blue coat, with a double row of brass buttons, stands on the deck of a ship, in nearly front view, with his eyes, slightly turned, looking mildly at the spectator, and his left hand resting beside a field-glass on a capstan. His right hand holds a drawn sword resting on its point on the deck, and at his feet in the left foreground lies a chapeau. The background is filled with smoke, through which the shrouds of a ship are seen. SIGNED: JARVIS Height, 94 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1815. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ALEXANDER MACOMB 1782-1841 COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF UNITED STATES ARMY, 1828-41 ARTIST SAMUEL L. WALDO, A.N.A. 1783-1861 IN a landscape indistinctly representing a battle-field, an officer, in Colonial uniform, with a light-blue ribbon around his neck, stands in three-quarters view to the right, with his face turned toward the front and the eyes looking calmly at the spectator. His left foot is advanced, with the knee bent, and his left hand, holding a chapeau with white pompon, rests on the hilt of a sheathed sword as a cane, while his right, clasping the tassels of his red sash, rests against his hip. The breech of a cannon is shown lying in the dust in the left foreground, and beyond is a soldier holding a white horse. In the right background the wheel of a gun-carriage leans on its broken axle. The sky is nearly hidden by smoke. SIGNED: S. L. WALDO Height, 94 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1815. THOMAS McDONOUGH 1783-1825 AN AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER ARTIST JOHN WESLEY JARVIS 1780-1840 DRESSED in a uniform of blue coat with gold epaulettes and two rows of brass buttons, white trousers and moderately tall boots, an officer stands in front view with his face turned to the right. His left arm rests against his hip and his right is extended somewhat behind him, with the hand holding a naval hat, resting on an edge of rock under a clump of trees. In the right background is shown a bay with ships at anchor and with hills on its farther shore, beneath an orange-colored sky. SIGNED: JARVIS Height, 94 in.; width, 6o in. Painted for the City in 1815. 10 JAMES DUANE BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE5 (( t( t ( 1 r~(~ ~ f ( (~ C C r-l c~E( r r ( I I CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JACOB BROWN 1775-1828 GENERAL-IN-CHIEF UNITED STATES ARMY, 1821-28 ARTIST JOHN WESLEY JARVIS 1780-1840 THE figure of an officer dressed in Colonial uniform is represented standing on a battle-field, in front view, with the eyes looking directly at the spectator. His left foot is slightly advanced with the knee bent, and his left hand holds a pair of gloves against his breast, while his right, hanging by his side, grasps a drawn sword. In the right background are dimly seen two troopers galloping furiously, and clouds of smoke rise in the left background. Height, 94 in.; width, 6o in. Painted for the City in 1815. OLIVER HAZARD PERRY 1785-1819 COMMANDER ON LAKE ERIE, 1812-13 ARTIST JOHN WESLEY JARVIS 1780-1840 A YOUNG naval officer, surrounded by three sailors without coats, is standing bareheaded, in an attitude of decisive action, in a green rowboat. His dark blue naval coat is wide open, showing his white waistcoat, ruffled shirt, and black stock, which, with white trousers and black belt, complete his uniform. His left foot, with the knee much bent, rests on one seat of the boat, and his right foot on another. His body leans to the right, in front view with his face, framed in auburn hair and side whiskers, turned to the left and his brown eyes gazing straight ahead. His tightly clenched right hand is thrust downward at his side; his left arm, enveloped in a pennant, is outstretched, with the hand pointing toward a vessel under full sail in the right background. One of the sailors, dressed in a blue and white striped shirt, is kneeling behind the officer on the left, another grasping an oar sits at his feet, while the third, with red waistcoat, is kneeling at the right and pushing with a pike against the side of a vessel on fire in the immediate background. Height, 96 in.; width, 6o in. Painted for the City in 1816. ii CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JACOB RADCLIFF 1764-1841 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 18i0-ii; 1815-18 ARTIST JOHN TRUMBULL 1756-1843 AGAINST red drapery hangings is the head and shoulders of a man in three-quarters view to the right, with his face turned toward the front, and his eyes looking directly at the spectator. He is dressed in a roll-collared black coat, a white stock, and jabot. Height, 31 in.; width, 25 in. Painted for the City in 1816. JOSEPH GARDNER SWIFT 1783-1865 UNITED STATES SURVEYOR, PORT OF NEW YORK, 1818-27 ARTIST JOHN WESLEY JARVIS 1780-1840 STANDING in an extensive landscape is the figure of a man dressed in a uniform of dark blue with a single row of small brass buttons and gold epaulettes. He is in nearly front view with his face turned slightly to the right and his eyes looking straight ahead. Over his left arm hangs a heavy gray cloak and the hand holds a highcrowned hat, while his clenched right hand hangs at his side. In the background are seen groups of laborers, while on the extreme right stands an orderly holding a saddled horse. Beyond the men is a body of water, with low hills on its farther shore. SIGNED JARVIS Height, 94 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1817. 12 RICHARD VARICK BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 6 C t( C C ~ CCO B t C ~ O(E ~ ~ C (C ~ C C OCC Ct~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS CADWALLADER DAVID GOLDEN 1769-1834 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1818-21 ARTIST SAMUEL L. WALDO, A.N.A. 1783-1861 THIS is the head and shoulders of an elderly gentleman, in threequarters view to the left, with his face turned nearly to the front and his eyes looking mildly at the spectator. He is dressed in black with a white linen stock. Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Painted for the City in 1819. SJAMES MONROE 1758-1831 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1817-25 ARTIST JOHN VANDERLYN 1776-1852 THE white knee-breeches, waistcoat, stockings, and shirt ruffle, with black coat and shoes, give an air of distinction and elegance to the figure of a man standing in front view with his face turned to the right and the eyes looking straight ahead. His left foot is advanced, and his left hand is supported by the thumb in the trousers' pocket, while his right hand rests on a large map of Florida partly unrolled on a table covered with green drapery. A strip of red plush with yellow fringe hangs from the corner above the table, under which lie two large books. In the right background stands an armchair upholstered in red, and beypod,, through a window, the corner of a building is shown against i,datligriy:sky. SIGNED: J. VANDERLYN 1822 Height, ioo in.; width, 64 in. Painted for the City in 1822. 13 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ANDREW JACKSON 1767-1845 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1829-37 ARTIST JOHN VANDERLYN 1776-1852 DRESSED in a uniform of blue coat, white trousers, high cavalry boots, and a red sash tied about his waist in a large bow on the right hip, he stands alert on a battle-field, with his anxious face turned a little to the left and his eyes slightly raised, gazing straight ahead. Grasped in his right hand, resting on the left hip, a sword is swung out horizontally, and a heavy cloak is carried across the left arm with a chapeau in his hand. In the left background an excited sorrel charger is held by an orderly with shako and white pompon. Soldiers in action are seen in the right background, and over all rises the thick smoke of battle. SIGNED: J. VANDERLYN 1823 Height, 96 in.; width, 64 in. Painted for the City in 1823. STEPHEN ALLEN 1767-1852 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1821-23 ARTISTS SAMUEL L. WALDO, A.N.A. 1783-1861 AND WILLIAM JEWETT, A.N.A. 1795-1873 THIS is the half-length figure of a sturdy, cheerful-faced man, in three-quarters view to the right, with the eyes looking straight out of the picture. His right hand grasps the first page of a document.wjith., tle, arm resting on a table beside letters and papers, whili beliiid 'Ws right shoulder hangs a piece of red drapery. SIGNED: WALDO & JEWETT, 1824 Height, 32 in.; width, 26 in. Painted for the City in 1824. 14 EDWARD LIVINGSTON BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 6 6( t t C r Ct: CI ~ +.~ C p p + < ~( C ~ I Q ~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE 1757-1834 MAJOR-GENERAL IN AMERICAN ARMY, 1777-81 ARTIST SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE, N.A. 1791-1872 DRESSED in a black coat, a white waistcoat, buff trousers, and an ample, red-lined black cloak over the left shoulder, the figure of a gentleman past middle age stands with the left foot advanced on a portico overlooking an extensive landscape, through which winds a river beneath a brilliant sunset sky. He is in front view, with his face turned to the left, and his eyes, turned still more, gaze into the distance. His right hand rests on his cloak, which partly drapes a pedestal holding the busts of Washington and Franklin, while his left, loosely clasping the cloak, hangs at his side. Projecting into the right background is a massive balustrade, whose post is surmounted by an urn holding a slender plant with a single blossom. SIGNED: MORSE Height, 96 in.; width, 64 in. Painted for the City in 1824. JOHN STANFORD 1754-1834 AN AMERICAN DIVINE ARTIST SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE, N.A. 1791-1872 SEATED in an easy-chair upholstered in green, is a portly gentleman with abundant gray hair and dressed in a loosely fitting suit of black. He is in full face, with his dark eyes looking straight out of the picture, but his body is turned slightly to the left with the knees concealed beneath a table covered with brown figured drapery. A large book lies open before him, with his right arm resting on the page and the hand clasping its upper edge, while his left arm rests on the chair arm. In the background is draped a bright red curtain. SIGNED: S. F. B. MORSE Height, 56 in.; width, 44 in. Painted for the City in 1826. '5 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WILLIAM PAULDING 1780-1860 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1823-25; 1826-29 ARTIST SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE, N.A. 1791-1872 SEATED in a red easy-chair, against a background of red drapery, is a half-length figure in three-quarters view to the left, with the face turned toward the front, and the eyes looking directly at the spectator. The left arm rests on the arm of the chair. Height, 33 in.; width, 26 in. Painted for the City in 1826. DE WITT CLINTON 1769-1828 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1817-23; 1828 ARTIST GEORGE CATLIN 1796-1872 IN a somewhat theatrical pose stands a full-length figure draped in an ample black cloak with red lining, thrown over his left shoulder and under his right arm and held together on the breast by his left hand, while his right, holding a roll of manuscript, hangs at his side. He is in front view with his face turned to the right and the eyes looking straight ahead. The background is a heavy, dark red curtain pushed back a little at the right, showing, over the tops of buildings, a river with steep hills rising from the distant shore, above which the sun is breaking through heavy clouds. Height, 96 in.; width, 61 in. Painted for the City in 1827. MARINUS WILLETT BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 6 v low fa CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS PHILIP HONE 1781-1851 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1825-26 ARTIST JOHN VANDERLYN 1776-1852 A HALF-LENGTH figure of a gentleman, dressed in black, with an ample white stock, is apparently considering a document held with both hands. With his right arm resting on a table covered with green drapery, he is seated in front view with his face turned to the left and his thoughtful eyes looking straight ahead. Behind him hangs a red curtain and in the left background is seen a yellowish sunset sky. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1827. JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER YATES 1768-1837 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1823-25 ARTIST JOHN VANDERLYN 1776-1852 A FULL-LENGTH standing figure is dressed in black, with his body turned slightly to the right and his face in nearly front view, while his blue eyes, turned a little to the left, look pleasantly at the spectator. His right hand rests against his hip, and his left, with the index finger between the leaves of a book, rests on a table covered with a dark blue cloth. The table is littered with books and documents, and above it in the corner is draped a small red curtain. In the left foreground three books stand on the floor near an armchair, across which lies a black cloak. Beyond the chair, through a partly opened mahogany door, a ruddy sky is seen through a small section of a window, from which a dark green curtain has been looped back. SIGNED: J. VANDERLYN 1827 Height, 91 in.; width, 634 in. Painted for the City in 1827. 17 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS 1446-1506 DISCOVERER OF AMERICA, 1492 ARTIST SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE, N.A. 1791-1872 A YOUNG man, dressed in a richly embroidered black doublet and wearing a stiffly starched ruff, is seated with his left side toward the spectator and his face in nearly front view, with his large, dark eyes looking straight ahead. He is seen in half-length, with his right hand, holding a mariner's compass, resting on a shelf in front of him, while his clenched left lies on a table at his side. A dark red curtain in the background is drawn back at the left, disclosing a city at the foot of lofty mountains.* Height, 25 in.; width, 20 in. Copied for the City in 1828. MARTIN VAN BUREN 1782-1862 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, JANUARY I TO MARCH 12, 1829 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1837-41 ARTIST HENRY INMAN, N.A. 1801-1846 DRESSED in a full suit of black, he stands turned to the right, but facing nearly front. The left foot is advanced, with the knee slightly bent; the right arm hangs by his side, while the left elbow rests on a pile of books on a table covered with thick red drapery, falling in heavy folds upon the floor. In his left hand he holds a letter resting on an open book lying on the table beside a large bronze inkstand. Back of the table is seen the lower part of a fluted column, from which extends across the scene a balustrade supporting on its left end a large urn. The State capitol is shown among trees in the left background. Height, 96 in.; width, 64 in. Painted for the City in 1830. * The portrait of which this is a copy was presented to the State of New York by Maria Farmar in 1784. It was probably painted in 1592 and intended to represent Columbus at the age of 23. In the lower left corer were painted in characters of the Sixteenth Century: "ANo. 1592. /ETA 23." MORGAN LEWIS BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE7 c~ ( rr< ((( ( r CC C ~<~ C C ( ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WALTER BOWNE 1770-1846 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1829-33 ARTIST ROBERT WALTER WEIR, N.A. 1803-1889 THE half-length figure of a man is seated in an armchair upholstered in red, in three-quarters view to the left, and his eyes looking out of the picture. With both hands resting on his lap, he holds a package of documents, and behind him is draped a dark, fringed curtain, drawn back at the left, showing a body of water with buildings on the shore beyond. Height, 36 in.; width, 29 in. Painted for the City in 1833. ENOS THOMPSON THROOP 1784-1874 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1829-32 ARTIST ROBERT WALTER WEIR, N.A. 1803-1889 A GRACEFUL and dignified gentleman dressed in black with a white stock is standing by a table covered with thick, brown, fringed drapery. He is in front view, with the face turned a little to the right and the eyes looking straight ahead. The right arm is akimbo, with the back of the hand resting against the hip, while the tips of the fingers of the left hand rest lightly on a document spread out on the table, over the edge of which hangs a large red seal. On the table lies a sword near writing materials and a silk hat. In the left background stands a chair with its upholstered back decorated with the seal of the State. A heavy, brownish-red curtain hangs across the entire background, except that it is slightly swung back from the left side, disclosing a distant landscape with a small lake. Height, 96 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1833. 19 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS GIDEON LEE 1778-1841 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1833-34 ARTIST HENRY INMAN, N.A. 1801-1846 WEARING an ample black cloak and seated in a chair upholstered in red, is a half-length figure in nearly front view, with the face and eyes in the same direction. He holds a rolled-up document in his right hand, and over his left shoulder is shown a circular fort on the shore of a bay. Height, 34 in.; width, 28 in. Painted for the City in 1834 GEORGE HALL 1795-1857 MAYOR OF.BROOKLYN, 1834; 1855-56 ARTIST JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 RELIEVED against a red curtain is a half-length figure of a gentleman in the prime of life, with short side-whiskers. Dressed in a suit of black, he is in three-quarters view to the right with his face turned toward the front, and'his eyes, turned still more, look directly at the spectator. His easy-chair, upholstered in red, is drawn close up to a table with a red cover, on which rests his right hand holding an open letter near books and papers. A distant landscape is shown beyond the base of a column in the right background. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1836. 20 DANIEL D. TOMPKINS BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 7 II cc r ~ II ~(' ~~( (~~ ( ( I r c t r ( c C c dL CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS CORNELIUS VAN WYCK LAWRENCE 1791-1861 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1834-37 ARTIST HENRY INMAN, N.A. 1801-1846 THIS is a half-length figure in an easy, dignified posture, with a map partly unrolled in his left hand, and with his right hand thrust into the bosom of his black coat. He is in three-quarters view to the right, with his face turned toward the front, and his large brown eyes look pleasantly at the spectator. A small piece of red drapery is shown above the left elbow, and beyond is a dark sky with the light concentrated near the horizon. In the left background the lower part of a column is seen. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1837. JONATHAN TROTTER 1797-1855 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1835-36 ARTISTS SAMUEL L. WALDO, A.N.A. 1783-1861 AND WILLIAM S. JEWETT, A.N.A. 1795-1873 DRESSED in a simple suit of black, the half-length figure of a gentleman in the prime of life is seated in an easy-chair upholstered in red. His body is turned slightly to the left, but his face is to the front and his eyes look straight out of the picture. His left arm rests on the arm of the chair and his right hand, clasping folded papers, lies on a green-topped table, above which, in the upper left-hand corner of the picture, hangs a red, fringed drapery. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1838. 21 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WILLIAM LEARNED MARCY 1786-1857 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1833-38 ARTIST WILLIAM PAGE, N.A. 1811-1885 A MAN of large stature, in the prime of life, seated by a table in a chair upholstered in red with arms tipped with eagles' heads, is considering a document held with the left hand resting on his knee and with the right on the arm of his chair. It is a full-length portrait in three-quarters view to the right, with the body and face turned a little toward the front, and the eyes, turned still more, look inquiringly at the spectator. His right elbow rests on a book, with clasps, lying near an inkstand on a table covered with a heavy Oriental fringed rug of various colors. In the upper left hand background a portion of a flag is visible, and in the right background the lower part of a column is seen, having on the dado of its pedestal the painted seal of the State, and through a narrow opening at the right a distant landscape is seen. SIGNED: %PAGE N. YORK 1839 Height, o109 in.; width, 73 in. Painted for the City in 1839. AARON CLARK 1785-1861 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1837-39 ARTIST HENRY INMAN, N.A. 1801-1846 LEANING gracefully with his right arm on the pedestal of a column is a three-quarters length figure of a gentleman dressed in black, in nearly front view, with the eyes looking cheerfully out of the picture. His left hand, holding his gloves, rests against his hip, and over his left shoulder is seen a clump of trees at the edge of a wide expanse of water which extends to a round fort on the distant shore. Height, 40 in.; width, 32 in. Painted for the City in 1839. 22 PETER STUYVESANT BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 8 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JACOB HAYS 1772-1850 HIGH CONSTABLE, 180I-50 ARTIST J. H. SHEGOGUE, N.A. 1805-1872 DRESSED in black, with roll-collar dress-coat, the three-quarters length figure of a dignified gentleman stands facing the spectator, with his body turned to the right. His left hand lies on a balustrade, above which is looped a red curtain, and his right rests against his hip. Two arched openings are seen in the left background. SIGNED: SHEGOGUE 1839 Height, 50 in.; width, 40 in. Painted for the City in 1839. JEREMIAH JOHNSON 1766-1852 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1837-38 ARTIST WILLIAM SIDNEY MOUNT, N.A. 18o6-1868 A HALF-LENGTH figure, dressed in a suit of black, with ample white stock, is in front view, with the face turned to the right and the eyes looking straight ahead. In his right hand he holds a large, open-faced watch, at which he is pointing with his left hand. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1839. 23 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ACHMET BEN AMAR REPRESENTATIVE OF THE IMAM OF MUSCAT ARTIST EDWARD MOONEY, N.A. 1813-1887 ON the end of a scarlet sofa is seated a three-quarters length figure in an Oriental costume consisting of a gaily colored turban, a long, black, richly embroidered coat, worn over a white undergarment girded at the waist by a broad sash in bright colors. He is in three-quarters view to the right, and his eyes look directly at the spectator. Both hands rest carelessly on his lap, and at his fight elbow is a table covered with green drapery on which are letters, an inkstand, and a Turkish pipe. Above the table hangs a brocaded yellow drapery and through an opening in the right background a three-masted vessel is seen at anchor. SIGNED: EDW. MOONEY, 1840 Height, 42 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1840. CYRUS P. SMITH 1800-1877 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1839-41 ARTIST JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 SEATED close to a table covered with red oilcloth, is a halflength figure dressed in a suit of black. He is in three-quarters view to the right, with his face turned toward the front, and his keen, dark eyes, turned to the left, look directly at the spectator. His hands lie crossed in front of him on the table, the left holding a sheet of paper, the right a quill pen. In the right background are seen shelves filled with books. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1841. 24 JONATHAN WILLIAMS BY THOMAS SULLY FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 8 fa CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ISAAC L. VARIAN 1793-1864 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1839-41 ARTIST HENRY INMAN, N.A. 1801-1846 SITTING in an armchair, upholstered in red, is the half-length figure of a man dressed in black, with a black silk waistcoat and a tight black stock. He is in nearly front view, with the head slightly inclined to the left, and the eyes looking directly at the spectator. His clenched right hand rests on his thigh, and his left is extended on a document which lies on a table covered with a green cloth near a silver inkstand. In the left background hangs a reddish-brown drapery. Height, 44 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1842. HENRY C. MURPHY 1810-1882 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1842 ARTIST JOHN BARNARD WHITTAKER 1836 -IN front of a dull-gray column is a half-length standing figure with thick hair and side-whiskers, in three-quarters view to the left, with the face turned toward the front, and the eyes, turned to the right, look straight out of the picture. He is dressed in black with an ample black stock, and his right hand is held before the waist in gesture, while his left rests on a book. Behind him is an armchair upholstered in red. In the left background is shown a landscape beneath a dark sky. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1843. 25 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WILLIAM HENRY SEWARD 1801-1872 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1839-42 ARTIST HENRY INMAN, N.A. 18o0-1846 A SLENDER figure stands in an easy, graceful pose on a driveway winding across a lawn to a closed gate in the middle background. He is dressed in black, his body slightly turned to the right, his face to the front, and his eyes look pleasantly at the spectator. In the left hand, held at ease before the waist, is a pair of buff gloves. With the left foot advanced, he leans lightly on the right arm with the hand resting on the back of a garden seat, across the arm of which is thrown a black overcoat with red lining, while on the seat lie a silk hat, white silk handkerchief, and a few letters. Woods extend from the garden seat to a hill beyond the gate, and near them a man and dog are in the driveway, which continues on over hill and vale through a wooded landscape to a lake, beyond which rise low mountains. Height, 98 in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1844. JOSEPH SPRAGUE 1783-1854 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1843-44 ARTIST JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 A GRAY-HAIRED gentleman, dressed in a simple suit of black, is seated in a red-upholstered armchair at a table covered with a red and brown oilcloth. With his right hand resting on the table, and holding a large sheet of manuscript nearly upright before him, he is seen only as far as the waist, in three-quarters view to the right, with his face turned toward the front and his mild eyes looking directly at the spectator. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1845. 26 STEPHEN DECATUR BY THOMAS SULLY FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 8 :" D I I ttl. (. z I F t r C ( C r < CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JAMES HARPER 1795-1869 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1844-45 ARTISTS HENRY INMAN, N.A. 1801-1846 AND DANIEL HUNTINGTON, N.A. 1816-1906 SITTING in front of a large column, in an armchair upholstered in red, is a half-length figure dressed in black. He is in three-quarters view to the left, with his face in nearly front view, and his eyes looking through his spectacles directly at the spectator. His left hand holds a document, on which is resting the point of a quill pen held in the right hand with the arm resting near two red-bound books, beside a bust of Franklin, on a table covered with dark-red drapery. Height, 42 in.; width, 35 in. Painted for the City in 1845. ROBERT HUNTER MORRIS 1802-1855 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1841-44 ARTIST FREDERICK R. SPENCER, N.A. 1805-1875 THE three-quarters-length figure stands with the left hand resting against the hip and the closed right hand resting near documents and books on a table covered with red drapery. He is in three-quarters view to the left, his face, wearing a puzzled look, turned toward the front, and his eyes, with thoughtful expression, look straight out of the picture. Above the table hangs a small piece of red drapery Height, 48 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1846. 27 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS THOMAS G. TALMAGE 1801-1863 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1845 ARTIST FRANCIS BICKNELL CARPENTER, A.N.A. 1830-1900 A HALF-LENGTH figure, dressed in a simple suit of black, is seated in an easy-chair upholstered in red. His body is turned slightly to the right, and his eyes, turned to the front, look straight out of the picture. His right arm rests easily on the arm of the chair, and in his left hand he holds an open document. A light-brown curtain is draped across the background. Height, 36 in.; width, 28 in. WILLIAM FRE Painted for the City in 1846. DERICK HAVEMEYER 1804-1874 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1845-46; 1848-49 ARTIST THOMPKINS HARRISON MATTESON, A.N.A. 1813-1884 SEATED, with crossed legs, in a red-upholstered armchair, is the three-quarters-length figure of a man with his left hand, holding a book, resting on his knee, and his right, holding a quill pen, lying on a manuscript near a pile of books, behind which a bust is indistinctly shown. He is in nearly full face, with the eyes looking directly at the spectator. Height, 42 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1847. WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE BY JOHN WESLEY JARVIS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 9 p p CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WILLIAM C. BOUCK 1786-1859 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1843-45 ARTIST CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. 1812-1868 A LARGE, sturdy-looking man with thick gray hair combed straight up, and stiff side-whiskers, stands with right foot advanced, his body turned a little toward the left, and his eyes looking sternly at the spectator. His dark-brown overcoat, with broad, brown velvet collar and cuffs, is thrown open, showing his black suit. He is holding his high-crowned gray beaver hat against his cane with his ungloved right hand, while his left hand rests against his side. Directly behind him, in an early autumn landscape, a brook winds across the scene, beyond which a green house with red roof is dimly seen among the trees in the right background. In the left background a gray horse is grazing, while farther in the distance is a large white farmhouse. SIGNED: C. L. ELLIOTT 1847 Height, 1o20 in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1847. ANDREW HUTCHINS MICKLE 1805-1863 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1846-47 ARTIST EDWARD MOONEY, N.A. 1813-1887 SITTING in an easy posture in an armchair upholstered in red, is the half-length figure of a man in three-quarters view to the right. His right hand, with the fingers between the pages of a book, rests near a red and gold mace on a table covered with olivegreen drapery, and his left lies on the arm of the chair, beyond which, through a narrow opening, is seen the City Hall. Height, 40 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1847. 29 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WILLIAM V. BRADY 18I11-1870 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1847-48 ARTIST A. H. WENZLER, N.A. -1871 SEATED in an armchair drawn close up to a desk, with his knees shown beneath, is a man in the attitude of reading a letter. He is in three-quarters view to the right with the head inclined and the eyes fixed on the letter on pale blue paper, held with both hands resting on the edge of the green-topped desk, on which lie books and papers. Height, 40 in.; width, 34 in. Painted for the City in 1848. SILAS WRIGHT 1795-1847 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1845-46 ARTIST JAMES WHITEHORNE, N.A. 1803-1888 THIS is a full-length standing figure dressed in black. He is in front view, with his face turned a little to the left, the eyes looking downward and straight ahead. The hands hang by his sides, and in the left is a roll of manuscript. In the left foreground, a roundtopped mahogany table is visible, covered with books, an inkstand, a paper-weight in the form of a horse, and an open document. Beyond the table, through an open window with paneled casement, the comer of a large building is seen, against a sunset sky flecked with pink-tinted clouds. A red-upholstered chair stands in the right background against a rich, brown curtain extending in heavy slanting folds from ceiling to floor. SIGNED: J. WHITEHORNE PINXIT. AD 1849 Height, 96 in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1849. 30 ISAAC HULL BY JOHN WESLEY JARVIS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 9 ( c ~(( (( (( I r ( ( < r: CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST COPIED FROM A STUART IN FANEUIL HALL BY M. M. SWETT ON an eminence overlooking a scene of war and commotion, in a valley beneath a lurid sky, in a calm and dignified attitude, stands General Washington, dressed in Colonial uniform, near his white charger. He is in front view, with face turned to the left, and his eyes looking straight ahead. His right foot is advanced, and his right hand, holding a cocked hat, hangs at his side, while his left, holding the reins, rests upon the saddle. The horse is in perspective, with his hind-quarters in the foreground and his head in profile with open mouth, distended nostril, and flashing eye. Height, 1oo in.; width, 72 in. Purchased by the City in 1849. ZACHARY TAYLOR 1784-1850 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1849-50 ARTIST JOHN VANDERLYN 1776-1852 SEATED in an attitude of dignified ease, in a red-upholstered armchair, is the figure of a portly gentleman dressed in black, in nearly front view, with the face turned to the left, and the eyes looking straight ahead. His left arm rests on the arm of the chair with the hand dropped forward in his lap, and his right hand is placed, palm downward, on his thigh. Above his head, drapery of olive-green color hangs in massive folds and nearly conceals a column in the right background, before which stands a table with dark-blue cover, with a book lying on a small map of New Mexico. Through a narrow opening in the left background are shown trees in autumn foliage against a blue-and-white sky. SIGNED: J. VANDERLYN PINXT. 1850 Height, 96 in.; width, 62 in. Painted for the City in 1850. 3t CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOHN YOUNG 1802-1852 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1847-49 ARTIST HENRY PETERS GRAY, N.A. 1819-1877 A FULL-LENGTH figure stands on a small platform, with the body turned slightly to the left and the face in the same direction, while the eyes, turned to the right, look inquiringly at the spectator. His left hand rests against his hip, and his right on the pedestal of a column, partly concealed by heavy dark-red drapery, hanging in heavy folds across the background to the bases of two other columns. SIGNED: HENRY PETERS GRAY, PAINTER NEW YORK 1849 Height, 95 in.; width, 631 in. Painted for the City in 1849. GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST COPIED BY JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 DRESSED in a Colonial costume of black, with white stock and jabot, President Washington stands in nearly front view, with his eyes turned to the right, looking directly at the spectator. His left hand clasps his sheathed sword, and the finger-tips of his right hand rest on a large document lying near a chapeau and an inkstand, on an ample piece of red drapery, across the corner of a marbletopped table with gilt legs in the form of modified fasces. An armchair, upholstered in red, stands in the right background in front of two columns, to the right of which is seen red drapery, and to the left of them, extending part way across the scene, is a heavy mauve curtain looped up, disclosing a cloudy sky. Height, 95 in.; width, 6o in. Purchased by the City in 1849. 32 THOMAS McDONOUGH BY JOHN WESLEY JARVIS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 10 ~C 1 ( (( C C. ~E~ Ir ~ r "` r r r O r r c e (.r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ISAAC CHAUNCEY 1772-1840 AN AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER THE head and shoulders of an officer are in nearly full face, with his keen eyes looking straight out of the picture. The high collar, reverse breast, and cuff of the coat of his naval uniform are trimmed with double rows of gold braid and brass buttons, and heavilyfringed epaulettes adorn his shoulders. His left arm rests beside him, and in his hand he holds a small map, partly unrolled. Height, 36 in.; width, 26 in. Given to the City in 1849. EDWARD COPELAND 1793-1859 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1849 ARTIST JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 RELIEVED against a brown curtain is a half-length standing figure, dressed in a suit of black with a white stock. He is in three-quarters view to the right, with his face to the front, and his eyes looking at the spectator. In the right background, beneath the curtain, is seen the base of a column, and beyond is shown a glimpse of a body of water. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1850. FRANCIS B. STRYKER 181 1-1892 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1846-48 ARTIST JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 A FIGURE dressed in a simple suit of black is standing in an extensive landscape beneath a dark sky. He is seen only to the waist, in nearly front view, with his face turned to the left, and the eyes looking straight ahead. Part of his right hand is seen holding a cane reversed under the arm. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1850. 33 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOSE ANTONIO PAEZ 1790-1873 PRESIDENT VENEZUELA, 1831-35; 1839-43 VENEZUELA GENERAL AND PATRIOT DIED IN NEW YORK ARTIST CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS A MIDDLE-AGED man in black coat and white waistcoat sits in front view, with his face turned to the left and the eyes looking straight ahead. He is shown to the waist only, and the oval of the frame partly covers his right hand, in which is a roll of manuscript. A bit of red drapery is seen in the left background. Height, 36 in.; width, 28 in. Painted for the City in 1851. SAMUEL SMITH 1788-1872 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1850 ARTIST JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 A HALF-LENGTH figure, dressed in a suit of black with white stock, is seated in a red-upholstered armchair drawn close up to a table with a red cover. He is in three-quarters view to the left, with his face turned toward the spectator and his eyes looking straight out of the picture. His hands lie clasped before him on a sheet of manuscript on the table. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 185i. UNKNOWN ARTIST DANIEL HUNTINGTON, N.A. 1816-1906 SEATED in an easy-chair upholstered in red, is a half-length figure in front view, with his face turned to the right and his eyes looking straight ahead. His left hand holds a pamphlet with the index finger between the pages, while the arm rests on the arm of the chair. A brown curtain hangs in the left background. Height, 44 in.; width, 34 in. Given to the City in 1851. 34 OLIVER HAZARD PERRY BY JOHN WESLEY JARVIS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE I I (C iiC(~~,( t i c' [ r. r I r; LI ( r ( ( r C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS HAMILTON FISH 808- 1893 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1849-50 ARTIST THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 1823-1890 ERECT, in front of an elaborately carved desk with couchant lion feet, stands a man, having, apparently, just entered the room. He is in three-quarters view to the left, with the face turned slightly toward the front and the eyes looking directly at the spectator. His left hand rests against his hip, and his right rests impressively on a large document, across the top of which, in large letters, may be seen: "Homestead Exemp." On the floor in the left foreground are several large books; others lie on the desk with a row of worn, leather-covered volumes across its top, above which stands a marble bust of Washington. In the right background a large circular replica of a seal hangs by a red cord, and beneath this stands a red-upholstered armchair, on which lie a black coat, a silk hat, and a document. SIGNED: T. HICKS NEW YORK 1852 Height, 10o8 in.; width, 78 in. Painted for the City in 1852. DAVID THOMAS VALENTINE 180I-1869 CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL, 1837-69 ARTIST CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS THE half-length figure of a portly gentleman, dressed in black, with smooth face and flowing gray hair, sits turned toward the right, but looking to the front. He holds a document in his right hand, and two large books appear in the background, at the right. SIGNED: C. W. JARVIS Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1852. 35 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JAMES ST. CLAIR MORTON 1829-1864 A UNITED STATES GENERAL ARTIST CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS DRESSED in a Colonial uniform, with gold epaulettes and a richly embroidered collar and a front similarly embroidered and bearing the decoration of the Cincinnati, is the half-length seated figure of an officer with high forehead, flowing white hair, and short sidewhiskers. His hands, wearing gauntlets, lie crossed before him, the left hand clasping the blade of a sword with its hilt resting in the hollow of the arm under a chapeau held in the right hand. Behind the figure, draped in deep folds, is the national flag, and in the background, at the left, is seen a stone fort or battery at the water's edge, suggesting Castle William. SIGNED: CHAS. JARVIS Height, 36 in.; width, 28 in. Painted for the City in 1852. AMBROSE C. KINGSLAND 1878 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1851-52 ARTIST CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. 1812-1868 SEATED in an armchair upholstered in red, is the half-length figure of a man in three-quarters view to the left and the eyes looking directly at the spectator. His right hand rests on a map which is spread out before him, near books and documents, while his left grasps the corer of the map hanging over the edge of the table. Height, 45 in.; width, 34 in. Painted for the City in 1853. 36 JACOB RADCLIFF BY JOHN TRUMBULL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 12 '(( t CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS MILLARD FILLMORE 18oo-1874 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1850-53 ARTIST FRANCIS BICKNELL CARPENTER, A.N.A. 1830-1900 ON a conspicuous carpet of large pattern and many bright colors, stands a figure wearing an ample black cloak with a broad velvet collar. He is in front view, with his face turned to the right and his eyes looking straight ahead. His left arm is concealed, but the hand is shown gathering the cloak together at his waist, and his right hand, holding a roll of manuscript, hangs at his side. A carved armchair, upholstered in red, is shown in the right background against a panelled wainscoting, above which is a large wall panel, and, in the left background, is seen the corer of a heavy, gold picture-frame. SIGNED: F. B. CARPENTER 1853 Height, 96 in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1853. CONKLIN BRUSH 1794-1870 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1851-52 ARTIST FRANCIS BICKNELL CARPENTER, A.N.A. 1830-1900 SEATED in an easy-chair upholstered in red, and dressed in a simple suit of black, is a half-length figure in three-quarters view to the left, with the face turned toward the front and the eyes looking directly at the spectator. His left arm rests on the arm of the chair, and his right hand, holding a pen, lies on a sheet of paper on a table near three large books. Height, 36 in.; width, 28 in. Painted for the City in 1854. 37 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WARD BENJAMIN BURNETT 1811-1884 AN AMERICAN GENERAL ARTIST J. H. SHEGOGUE, N.A. 1805-1872 DRESSED in a blue uniform with two rows of brass buttons, stands a figure with left foot advanced, in front view, with the face turned to the right, and the eyes looking straight ahead. His right hand, holding a cap, hangs at his side, and his left rests on a map of Mexico spread out on a pedestal above which, near a column, are furled the Stars and Stripes. On the floor, in the left background, is a basket filled with medals, behind which kneel two soldiers, one of whom is holding a flag. Beyond is shown a landscape with a circular fort in the distance. SIGNED: SHEGOGUE 1854 Height, 96 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1854. DE WITT CLINTON 1769-1828 PRESIDENT OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SOCIETY, 1805-28 ARTIST WM. H. POWELL, A.N.A. 1824-1879 STANDING erect, in an easy posture, is the half-length figure of a man in the prime of life, with his left arm resting lightly near buff gloves on a blue-topped table, and his right hand thrust into the bosom of his black coat. Behind his left shoulder is shown a mass of red drapery against a fluted pilaster, and a similar pilaster is seen in the left background. SIGNED: W H POWELL 1854 Height, 47 in.; width, 37 in. Given to the City in 1854. 38 JAMES MONROE BY JOHN VANDERLYN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 13 I r ( e ( cre C r I L ((( c r ( c re c ( r r, c t c r c~ c r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS HENRY CLAY 1777-1852 UNITED STATES SENATOR, 1806-07; 18IO-Il; 1831-42; 1849-52 ARTIST CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS IN the attitude of making a speech, a man dressed in black, with loosely fitting overcoat of the same color, is standing at the edge of a rostrum, in front view, with his face turned a little to the left, and his eyes, slightly raised, gazing intently into the distance. The right foot is advanced, and the right arm, slightly crooked, and with conspicuously extended index finger, is raised a little above the shoulder in an emphatic gesture, while the left hand, loosely holding a brown cane, hangs by his side. Beyond a column in the right background a statue of Minerva is shown beneath an arch, on a pier of which is a ruddy glow of an evening landscape continued into the left background beyond a pair of delicately fluted columns. SIGNED: C W JARVIS Height, ioo in.; width, 72 in. Painted for the City in 1854. EDWARD A. LAMBERT 1813--1878 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1853-54 ARTIST FRANCIS BICKNELL CARPENTER, A.N.A. 1830o-900 A GENTLEMAN, with his face framed by a short-cropped beard, is seated with crossed legs in an easy-chair upholstered in red. He is seen to the knees, dressed in a simple suit of black, in threequarters view to the right, with his face turned to the left and his large eyes looking straight out of the picture. His right hand, holding a folded manuscript, rests on his lap. A table with a green cover, strewn with documents and books, stands in the left foreground, and a narrow strip of olive-green drapery hangs in the right background. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1854. 39 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS GEORGE T. TRIMBLE 1793-1872 PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SOCIETY, 1847-53 ARTIST THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 1823-1890 A FULL-LENGTH figure stands erect near an open door with his left hand hanging by his side and his right holding an open book before him. He is in three-quarters view to the left, with his face turned toward the front, and his kindly eyes looking at the spectator. Behind him is a plain table covered with books, and in front of him a chair, on which lie a brown overcoat and a silk hat. In the left background, groups of children are seen playing about a brick building inscribed across its front: "NEW YORK PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. I. SIGNED: T. HICKS. NEW YORK. 1854 Height, o18 in.; width, 78 in. Given to the.City in 1854. TOWNSEND HARRIS 1803-1878 MINISTER TO JAPAN, 1859-61 ARTIST J. BOGLE, N.A. 1817-1873 DRESSED in black, with a figured brown waistcoat, is a threequarters-length figure in full face, with his right arm resting near books on the red cover of a table, and his left on the arm of the redupholstered chair in which he is sitting. SIGNED: J. BOGLE 1855 Height, 46 in.; width, 36 in. Given to the City in 1855. 40 * ANDREW JACKSON BY JOHN VANDERLYN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 14 ( ( C I: ( re ~ c~ tr( r r C((t Z ( C ~ G F C c\e CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS WASHINGTON HUNT 181 1-1867 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1851-52 ARTIST CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. 1812-1868 IN a rotunda, as if ready to go out, a figure is standing at the head of a circular stairway with a heavy balustrade leading down into the left background. He is in three-quarters view to the left, with his face turned toward the front and the eyes looking straight ahead. His right hand is thrust into the bosom of his coat, and in his left he holds a cane and silk hat, while over the arm is thrown a brown overcoat. The balustrade directly behind the figure, at the head of the stairway, is repeated across the background, and behind this, on the left, is a mahogany door. In the middle is a fluted Corinthian pilaster, and on the right the paneled end of a cupboard is seen through a doorway, above which is a marble bust. SIGNED: C. L. ELLIOTT 1855 Height, o102 in.; width, 651 in. Painted for the City in 1855. JACOB AARON WESTERVELT i8oo-1879 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1853-54 ARTIST EDWARD MOONEY, N.A. 1813-1887 SEATED in a red-upholstered armchair and leaning lightly with his right arm on a table strewn with books and documents, and covered with green drapery, is the three-quarters-length figure of a man, wearing an overcoat with broad velvet collar. He is in nearly front view, with the eyes turned to the right, looking directly at the spectator. Height, 42 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1855. 41 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS BARON FREDERICK WILHELM VON STEUBEN 1730-1794 A PRUSSIAN-AMERICAN GENERAL ARTIST GERLANDO MARSIGLIA, N.A. 1792-1850 COPIED FROM A PORTRAIT BY ROBERT EDGE PINE THE three-quarters-length standing figure of an officer is in front view, with face turned to the right and the eyes looking straight ahead. He is dressed in Colonial uniform of buff and blue, with two decorations on his coat and another suspended from a red ribbon about his neck. His left hand, holding gloves, hangs at his side, and his extended right rests on the pommel of a sword. Height, 48 in.; width, 36 in. Purchased by the City in 1855. GEORGE HALL 1795-1857 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1834; 1855-56 ARTIST FRANCIS BICKNELL CARPENTER, A.N.A 1830-1900 DRESSED in a suit of black, a portly gentleman with gray hair and short, gray side-whiskers is seated erect in an easy-chair upholstered in red. He is seen to the knees, in three-quarters view to the left, with his eyes, turned slightly to the right, looking out of the picture. His left arm rests on the arm of the chair and his right hand is thrust into the bosom of his coat. In the left background is a red-topped desk laden with books and papers. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1856. 42 STEPHEN ALLEN BY SAMUEL L. WALDO, A.N.A., WILLIAM JEWETT, A.N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 14 (~ < C cc r o r C` r r~ 'Le c C i. C re re C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS FERNANDO WOOD 181,2-1881 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1855-58; i86o-6i ARTIST CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. 1812-1868 DRESSED in a tightly fitting black coat is a three-quarters-length standing figure in nearly front view, with the eyes looking pleasantly out of the picture. His left hand rests against his hip and his right on a table, on which are a roll of manuscript and a leatherbound book against a light-brown drapery which extends across the background. SIGNED: HON. FERNANDO WOOD BY C. L. ELLIOTT 1857 Height, 45 in.; width, 35 in. Painted for the City in 1857. CALEB SMITH WOODHULL 1792-1866 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1849-51 ARTIST CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS SITTING erect in a chair upholstered in red, is the half-length figure of a man in three-quarters view to the left, with the face nearly in front view and the eyes looking directly at the spectator. His left arm rests easily on the arm of the chair and at his side stand two large books. SIGNED: CHAS. JARVIS PINXT 1857 Height, 36 in.; width, 29 in. Painted for the City in 1857. 43 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS DANIEL PH(ENIX INGRAHAM 1804-1881 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 1858-74 ARTIST CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. 1812-1868 THE three-quarters-length figure of a man is seated in a redupholstered armchair, with his body turned to the right, but his face turned toward the front and the eyes turned still more, looking directly at the spectator. His right arm rests on the arm of the chair, with a document in the hand, and his left hand, holding spectacles, rests on a green-topped table, on which lie books. A light-brown curtain hangs in the left background. SIGNED: ELLIOTT 1858 Height, 50 in.; width, 40 in. Given to the Court in 1858. WINFIELD SCOTT 1768-1866 COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF UNITED STATES ARMY, 1841-61 ARTIST MINER K. KELLOGG 1839 -DRESSED in a blue uniform, with brass buttons, a yellow sash about his waist, knotted at the left hip, is the full-length figure of a man in nearly front view, with the face turned to the left and the eyes looking straight ahead. His right foot, advanced, bears his whole weight, and his extended right hand holds his chapeau, ornamented with a large yellow pompon, while his left hand, hanging at his side, grasps the scabbard of a sword. The background is a stone wall and pilasters in a rich brown tone. SIGNED: M. K. KELLOGG, 1858 Height, io6 in.; width, 70 in. Painted for the City in 1858. 44 MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE BY - SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE., N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 15 * as a--- CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS SAMUEL S. POWELL 1815-1879 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1857-60 ARTIST JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. 1786-1864 A HALF-LENGTH figure is in three-quarters view to the right with the face turned to the front and the eyes looking straight out of the picture. He is dressed in a simple suit of black, and in his right hand is a document. In the right background are shown two books. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. Painted for the City in 1858. JOHN ALSOP KING 1788-1867 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1857-58 ARTIST THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 1823- 1890 A FULL-LENGTH figure dressed in a black frock coat stands in front view, before a high, round-topped window. Framed by gray hair, curling over the top of his head, his face, beaming with a cordial smile, is turned slightly to the right, with the spectacled eyes looking straight ahead His right hand, holding a letter, hangs at his side, and his left rests on the corer of an elaborately carved desk, on the green top of which are piled in confusion books of many colors. Behind the desk and to the right of the window, hangs in straight folds a yellow brocaded curtain with its upper part in shadow. A similar curtain hangs at the left of the window, the lower part looped back beside an armchair upholstered in red, on which lie a black cloak and silk hat. SIGNED: THOMAS HICKS 1860 Height, ioo in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 186o. 45 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS MARTIN KALBEFLEISCH 1804-1873 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1861-63; 1868-71 ARTIST JUNIUS BRUTUS STEARNS, N.A. 18Io-1885 A HALF-LENGTH figure, dressed in a loosely fitting suit of black, is seated in a chair upholstered in green, in front view, with his face turned slightly to the left and his eyes looking straight ahead. His right hand rests on the arm of the chair and his left arm lies on a table with a red cover. SIGNED: J. B. STEARNS 1860 Height, 42 in.; width, 34 in. Painted for the City in i86o. DANIEL FAWCETT TIEMANN 1805-1899 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1858-59 ARTIST THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 1823-1890 LEANING easily, with his left elbow on the sloping, green top of a desk strewn with books and documents, is a three-quarterslength figure in nearly front view, with his eyes, turned to the right, looking kindly at the spectator. His left hand clasps a roll of manuscript, and his right hangs at his side, nearly touching an armchair, on which lie an overcoat and a black hat. In the left background hangs a yellow curtain in shadow. SIGNED: T. HICKS. I860 Height, 47 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1860. 46 JOHN STANFORD BY SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 15 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ROBERT ANDERSON 1805-1871 COMMANDER AT FT. SUMTER, APRIL 12-13, 1861 ARTIST WILLIAM H. POWELL, A.N.A. 1824-1879 STANDING within the low stone enclosure of a fort, is the figure of an officer in blue uniform, his army belt partly covering a dullred sash with long tassels hanging near the hilt of his sword. He is in front view, with the face turned a little to the right and the eyes looking straight ahead. His left foot is advanced, and his left hand rests near his cap on the stone parapet, while his right, holding a field-glass, hangs at his side. In the left background are shown a mounted cannon and on the floor near its carriage a pyramid of cannon balls. In the right background is seen a broad sheet of water, and on its farther shore extensive fortifications beneath a dull, gray sky. SIGNED: W. H. POWELL I86I Height, 102 in.; width, 70 in. Painted for the City in 1861. HORATIO SEYMOUR 1810o-886 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1853-54; 1863-64 ARTIST CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. 1812-1868 THE full-length standing figure of a gentleman of middle age, dressed in dark brown, stands in three-quarters view to the right with his face turned toward the front, and his eyes, looking pleasantly at the spectator. His right hand hangs by his side, and his left rests on a book, with the index finger between its pages, near other books and documents, on a table covered with heavy purple drapery with a wide figured border. In the left foreground is an armchair upholstered in dark green against a brown silk curtain hanging in heavy folds. On a white marble pedestal in the right background stands a marble bust, and above it is a portion of an oval picture. SIGNED: C. L. ELLIOTT I861 Height, 105 in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1861. 47 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS HARRY HOWARD 1822-1896 CHIEF OF NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT, 1857-60 ARTIST JOSEPH HOFFMANN JOHNSON 1821-1890 DRESSED in a fireman's reddish-brown uniform, with the word "Chief" on the helmet, a figure in violent action stands on the block pavement of a city street. He is in front view, with the face turned to the right, and his keen eyes look straight ahead. His right foot advanced, with the knee bent, bears the whole weight of his body, and his right arm, extended above his shoulder, points with the index finger, while the left, holding a speakingtrumpet, hangs at his side. In the left foreground is a hydrant with a hose attached, which is stretched back and forth along the pavement behind the figure. In the distance extends a long row of five-story buildings, from one of which, near the left, roll masses of black smoke. Fire engines surrounded by people play streams of water upon the burning building, and in the right background other engines are shown hurrying to the scene. SIGNED: J. H. JOHNSON, 186i1 Height, tioo in.; width, 72 in. Painted for the City in 1861. THOMAS JEFFERSON 1743-1826 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, I801-o i-o09 ARTIST CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS ENGROSSED in literary composition, a man with gray hair, parted in the middle, is seated, with crossed legs, in an armchair upholstered in dark green. He is dressed in a full suit of black with knee-breeches, silk stockings, conspicuous silver shoe-buckles, and sits leaning slightly forward, with his body turned a very little to the left, gazing meditatively straight ahead. His right hand, holding a quill pen, rests on a manuscript lying near books on a table covered with dark-red drapery, ornamented with narrow bands of velvet of a darker hue, and his left hangs over the arm of the chair, with large sheets of manuscript loosely held between the fingers. Height, 94 in.; width, 6o in. Painted for the City in 1863. 48 WILLIAM PAULDING BY SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 16 (C CC C C ( ( C(~ C *. (~~ C C C ~I C ( ~ L I ~ Q O C C ~ ~O it CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS EDWIN DENNISON MORGAN 1811-1883 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1859-62 ARTIST DANIEL HUNTINGTON, N.A. 1816-1906 THE full-length figure of a gentleman in the prime of life, with thick side-whiskers, is standing erect with his body turned slightly to the left, but with his face to the front and his keen eyes looking straight out of the picture. His brown overcoat, with broad velvet collar, is unbuttoned, exposing his black suit. His left hand hangs at his side, and with his right he is in the act of lifting a document from a pile lying near a sword, books and a bust of Washington on a table covered with a rich Oriental rug. In the right background is a mahogany armchair upholstered in dark brown, behind which hangs a mass of green drapery. A landscape is shown beyond a column in the left background. SIGNED: D. H. 1864 Height, 102 in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1864. WILLIAM E. CURTIS 1823-1880 PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1859-63 ARTIST H. A. LOOP, N.A. 1831-1895 A BEARDED gentleman, seated with crossed legs in an easy-chair upholstered in red, is seen as far as the knees in three-quarters view to the right, with his eyes turned to the front looking at the spectator. His right arm rests on the arm of the chair, and his left near books and a terrestrial globe on a table. SIGNED: H. A. LOOP '64 Height, 48 in.; width, 38 in. Given to the City in 1864. 49 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS THOMAS JEREMIAH -1872 PRESIDENT BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1843 ARTIST WILLIAM VER BRYCK IN an oval frame is the head and shoulders of a gray-haired man with side-whiskers, dressed in a simple suit of black, with his body turned a little to the left, but with his face and eyes to the front. SIGNED: W. VER BRYCK 1864 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the City in 1864. HENRY CLAY 1777-1852 UNITED STATES SENATOR ARTIST P. STAUNTON DRESSED in a suit of black, the figure of an elderly gentleman, with thin gray hair, is standing on a rostrum, in an attitude of making a speech. His body is turned to the right and leans a little in the same direction, but his face is turned to the left, and the eyes, slightly raised, look straight ahead. His left hand is lifting a document from among others lying on a desk covered with an ample green drapery, and his right hand is held before the breast in an expressive gesture. On the floor at the right are books and a roll of documents, and behind the desk is shown a red screen, above which is seen the top of a door. An armchair upholst*tdd:in-,green stands in the left background near a column. SIGNED: P. STAUNTON N. O. 1847 Height, 1o8 in.; width, 72 in. Purchased by the City in 1865. 50 DE WITT CLINTON BY GEORGE CATLIN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 16 (. (I r tr r i c (( i C ( t CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-97 PRESIDENT WASHINGTON stands in front view, with his face turned slightly to the left and his eyes looking straight ahead. He is dressed in a Colonial costume of black with white stock and jabot. His left hand, hanging at his side, clasps his sword, and his right is extended a little below the shoulder, in gesture. In the left background stands a marble-topped table with gilt legs in the form of modified fasces. Across its corner lies an ample piece of red drapery, on which rests a loosely rolled document, and near it are a chapeau, an inkstand, and two books. In the right background is a gilt chair upholstered in red, and beyond it are two massive columns with cord and tassels across their front, and behind them voluminous red drapery, which extends across the scene to a similar column with cord and tassels. Through a small opening beneath the curtain, in the left background, the sky is seen. Height, 96 in.; width, 60 in. Purchased by the City in 1865. GEORGE OPDYKE 1807-1880 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1862-63 ARTIST CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. 1812-1868 SEATED in an elaborately carved armchair is a three-quarterslength figure, seen as far as the knees, with his body turned to the left, his head slightly inclined in the same direction, and his face nearly in front view, with his eyes looking at the spectator. His left hand lies in his lap, and his right rests near a pile of books on a table covered with red drapery. SIGNED: ELLIOTT 1866 Height, 42 in.; width, 34 in. Painted for the City in 1866. 51 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ALFRED M. WOOD 1828 -MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1864-65 ARTIST ALANSON FISHER, A.N.A. 1807-1884 SITTING with crossed legs in an easy-chair upholstered in dark red, is a three-quarters-length figure dressed in a suit of black. His body is turned to the left, but his face, with side-whiskers, is to the front, and his calm eyes look straight at the spectator. His left arm rests easily on the arm of the chair, while his right lies near rolls of manuscript on a table with a green cover. Height, 42 in.; width, 32 in. Painted for the City in 1866. JAMES M. McLEAN PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1864-67 ARTIST DANIEL HUNTINGTON, N.A. 1816-1906 A MAN with long side-whiskers is seated erect, in full face, with his right hand placed on his knee, and his left arm resting on a table covered with a rich Oriental rug. He is seen as far as the knees, and is dressed in a black coat, gray trousers, and lightcolored waistcoat. Red drapery is massed in heavy folds in the right background. SIGNED: D. HUNTINGTON 1867 Height, 46 in.; width, 36 in. Given to the City in 1867. 52 PHILIP HONE BY JOHN VANDERLYN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 17 F 4 ( ~(~,(( ( (( r r. r < ( ( C ~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS GEORGE G. REYNOLDS 1821-1892 JUDGE OF THE CITY COURT, 1861-66; 1873-86 ARTIST MATTHEW WILSON 1814-1892 DRESSED in black is the three-quarters-length seated figure of a entleman with wavy iron-gray hair and short side-whiskers. His body is turned to the left, but his face and eyes are to the front. His left arm rests on the back of the chair and his right hand on an open book lying on a table. Height, 44 in.; width, 34 in. Given to the Court in 1867. GEORGE BRINTON McCLELLAN 1826-1885 MAJOR-GENERAL COMMANDING THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, 1861-62 ARTIST WILLIAM H. POWELL, A.N.A. 1824-1879 A GENERAL in full uniform, mounted on a spirited bay charger, is riding in an extensive flat landscape. The horse is turned a little to the right, but the General's body is in front view, with the face turned to the left and the eyes gazing into the distance. His hands are encased in white gauntlets, the left holding the reins, and the right, clasping a field-glass, rests on his thigh. He is followed by five mounted generals in the left background, and on the right, in the distance, woods are shown in summer foliage. The generals are covered with a reddish-brown dust thrown up by the prancing feet of the chargers, and over them hangs a leaden sky. SIGNED: POWELL Height, o16 in.; width, 82 in. Painted for the City' in 1868. 53 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS SAMUEL BOOTH 8188-1902 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1866-67 ARTIST JUNIUS BRUTUS STEARNS, N.A. 18o1-1885 A GENTLEMAN with short side-whiskers and dressed in a loosely fitting suit of black, is seated with crossed legs in a chair upholstered in green. He is seen as far as the knees, with his body turned slightly to the left and his face and eyes in the same direction. His left hand, with a finger between the pages of a redcovered book, rests on the arm of the chair, and his right arm on a red-topped table. SIGNED: STEARNS 68 Height, 42 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1868. MYRON HOLLEY CLARK 1806-1892 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1855-56 ARTIST FRANCIS BICKNELL CARPENTER, A.N.A. 1830-1900 THE Governor, in somber black, stands in front of the massive square pedestal of a marble column. He is turned to the left, but is facing to the front. His right hand holds gloves and a cane, and his left a silk hat. A large fountain is playing in the left background, and beyond is a wooded park. SIGNED: F. B. CARPENTER, 1868 Height, loo in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1868. 54 JOHN CHRISTOPHER YATES BY JOHN VANDERLYN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 17 0 (( ( r. Z r rcZ r'( ~L~ d t r. (( C~ r (r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS REUBEN E. FENTON 1819-1885 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1865-69 ARTIST WILLIAM PAGE, N.A. 1811-1885 BETWEEN a library table with green leather top and a chair upholstered in green, stands a figure in front view, with the face and eyes turned slightly to the right, in the attitude of receiving a visitor. He wears a full beard and is dressed in black. His left hand, partly closed, is held before him, while the finger-tips of his right hand rest on a large document with a red seal spread out on the table and hanging over the edge. Lying on the document are two large bound books, and beside it are a bundle of papers and a glass inkstand holding a quill pen. In the right background the edge of a map is disclosed near a narrow strip of window with a paneled casement and a window-seat strewn with documents. Height, 99A in.; width, 66 in. Painted for the City in 1870. GRENVILLE T. JENKS 1839-1870 MEMBER KINGS COUNTY BAR, 1863-70 ARTIST MATTHEW WILSON 1814-1892 THE head and shoulders of a gentleman in the prime of life, with long whiskers, is in three-quarters view to the right, with his face and eyes in the same direction. Height, 299 in.; width, 24j in. Given to the Court in 1870. 55 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOHN THOMPSON HOFFMAN 1828-1888 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1869-72 ARTIST JACOB H. LAZARUS, A.N.A. 1823-1891 THE three-quarters-length standing portrait, in full front view, has the face turned a little to the left, and the eyes looking straight ahead. A brown overcoat is carried across the left arm, while his right, holding a silk hat, hangs by his side. On the right, from top to bottom, is a narrow strip of heavy red drapery, and in the left background beyond a stone wall, a cupola, and tree-tops are seen against a blue sky mottled with white clouds. SIGNED: J. H. LAZARUS 1870 Height, 66 in.; width, 48 in. Painted for the City in 1870. RICHARD L. LARREMORE 1830-1890 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT ARTIST THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 1823-1890 SEATED with crossed legs in an easy-chair upholstered in red, is a three-quarters-length figure in the attitude of considering a document held on his knee by his right hand. With both arms resting on the arms of the chair, he is turned slightly to the left, and his thoughtful eyes look straight ahead. Books piled on a chair are seen in the right background, and in the left are shown documents lying on a table, above which hangs a red curtain. SIGNED: T. HICKS 1870 Height, 50 in.; width, 40 in. Given to the City in 1870. 56 CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS BY SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 1S CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS CHARLES GODFREY GUNTHER 1822-1885 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1864-65 ARTIST THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 1823-1890 A THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH figure, wearing a fur-trimmed overcoat, is seated in an armchair upholstered in red, the body turned to the left, with the face in the same direction, and the eyes looking out of the picture. His left hand rests on the arm of the chair, and his right lies near a few books on a table covered with brocaded red drapery, which is repeated in the lower right background. SIGNED: T. HICKS 1872 Height, 50 in.; width, 36 in. Painted for the City in 1872. HAMILTON W. ROBINSON 1814-1879 JUDGE OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 187o-79 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -SEATED in an armchair upholstered in blue, with legs crossed, is the three-quarters-length figure of a white-haired gentleman, with his body turned to the right but his face to the front. In the left background stands a table with purple cover, on which lie books and documents. SIGNED: THS. JENSEN 1872 Height, 48 in.; width, 36 in. Given to the Court in 1872. 57 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOHN A. LOTT 1805-1878 MEMBER OF COMMISSION OF APPEALS, 1870-75 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in a simple suit of black, the three-quarters-length figure of a portly gentleman with gray hair is seated in an easychair, with his body turned a little to the left, but with his face and eyes to the front. His left hand rests on a book in his lap, and his right on his knee beside a table, on which are books and documents. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1873 Height, 491 in.; width, 391 in. Given to the Court in 1873 -JAMES TROY 1835 -JUDGE COUNTY COURT, PART I, 1868-72 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in a simple suit of black, the three-quarters-length figure of a gentleman in the prime of life, with dark hair and sidewhiskers, is turned a little to the right, but his face and eyes are to the front. His right hand grasps the lapel of his coat, and his left rests on an open book near other books on a table. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 73 Height, 49 in.; width, 39 in. Given to the Court in 1873, MARTIN VAN BUREN BY HENRY INMAN, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 18 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOHN W. BROWN 1796-1875 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 2D DEPT., 1850-65 ARTIST JARED B. FLAGG, N.A. 1820-1899 DRESSED in simple black, is the standing half-length figure of a gentleman with gray hair and whiskers. His body is turned to the left, and his face and eyes are in the same direction. His left arm hangs at his side and his right hand is thrust into the bosom of his coat. SIGNED: FLAGG 1876 Height, 44 in.; width, 36 in. Given to the Court in 1876. JOHN W. HUNTER 1807-1900 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1874-75 ARTIST JOHN BARNARD WHITTAKER 1836 SITTING erect, is a half-length figure dressed in a simple suit of black, in front view, with the face turned a little to the right, and the keen eyes looking straight ahead. His left hand rests on the arm of the chair and his right lies on a sheet of manuscript on a red-topped table. SIGNED: J. B. WHITTAKER Height, 44 in.; width, 34 in. Painted for the City in 1876. 59 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOHN ADAMS DIX 1798-1879 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1873-75 ARTIST ANNA MERRITT (NEE LEA) 1844 -A GRAY-HAIRED, rugged-faced officer in a blue uniform with two rows of brass buttons, stands in full face with his serious eyes looking directly at the spectator. In his right hand, held in front of his waist, is a quill pen, and the open palm of his left hand rests on a legible document lying on a large green blotter on a carved desk. This document closes with the memorable words: "If any one attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot." Signed: "JOHN A. Dix Sec. of the Treasury." A piece of red drapery lies on an armchair in the left background, and beyond, through an open window, is seen a great crowd of people, over whose heads float the Stars and Stripes, and above them towers the dome of the National Capitol against a blue sky with white clouds. In the upper right background is shown the corner of a large painting of a ship on stormy waters. SIGNED: ANNA M. LEA, 1877 Height, 96 in.; width, 60 in. Painted for the City in 1877. FREDERICK A. SCHROEDER 1833-1899 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1876-77 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -RELIEVED against a grayish-brown background is a three-quarters-length figure dressed in a suit of black and seated in a mahogany armchair upholstered in dark red. His body is turned to the right and his face to the front, with the eyes looking at the spectator. His right hand, holding an open letter, rests in his lap, and his left arm lies near books on a table, above which is shown a corner of a map of Brooklyn. SIGNED: THS JENSEN Height, 48 in.; width, 40 in. Painted for the City in 1878. 6o WALTER BOWNE BY ROBERT WALTER WEIR, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 18 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JASPER W. GILBERT 1812-1898 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 2D DEPT., 1866-82 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THE figure of a man seated in an armchair with his body turned a little to the right and his face and eyes in the same direction. He is seen below the knees, with his hands resting on the arms of the chair. In the right background is a table with books and documents. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1883 Height, 49 in.; width, 39 in. Given to the Court in 1883. JAMES HOWELL 1829 -MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1878-81 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -SITTING in an easy, dignified posture in front view, with his face turned to the right and his eyes looking straight ahead, is a threequarters-length figure dressed in a simple suit of black. He holds an open letter in his left hand, and his right arm rests near books and documents on a walnut desk with a green top. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1883 Height, 50 in.; width, 42 in. Painted for the City in 1883. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOSEPH NEILSON 1815-1888 JUDGE OF CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN, 1871-82 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in black, the three-quarters-length figure of a portly gentleman is seated with his body turned a little toward the right, but with his face toward the front and his eyes looking straight at the spectator. His left arm rests on the arm of a chair, and his right arm lies on a table. In the right background are shelves filled with books. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1883 Height, 48 in.; width, 38 in. Given to the Court in 1883. SETH LOW 1850 -MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1881-85 ARTIST WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A. 1849 -A GENTLEMAN in the prime of life, dressed in a closely fitting black frock-coat and gray trousers, stands beside a table in full face. He is seen as far as the knees, with his left hand hanging at his side, and his right rests near books and papers on a mahogany table. Height, 57 in.; width, 37 in. Painted for the City in 1885. 62 GIDEON LEE BY HENRY INMAN., N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 20 C. r e e C< ** *~ *~ ( 1 r t at CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS NOAH DAVIS 818-1902 PRESIDING JUSTICE, APPELLATE COURT, 1874-86 ARTIST DANIEL HUNTINGTON, N.A. 1816-1906 THE half-length figure of a gentleman is seated in an armchair, upholstered in red, in front view, but with his face turned to the left and his eyes looking straight ahead. His arms rest on the arms of the chair, with the right hand holding a book. SIGNED: D. HUNTINGTON 1886 Height, 43 in.; width, 34 in. Given to the Court in 1886. JOHN DIKEMAN 1795-1879 JUDGE COUNTY COURT, PART I, i86o-68 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THE three-quarters-length figure of a gentleman with gray hair and whiskers is seated with crossed legs in an armchair. His body is turned a little to the right, but his face is to the front, with the eyes looking straight out of the picture. His arms rest on the arms of the chair, with the hands holding a document on his lap. In the left background is a table, on which lie an open book and documents. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1887 Height, 49 in.; width, 39 in. Given to the Court in 1887. 63 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS DANIEL D. WHITNEY 1819 -MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1886-87 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in a black business suit, a gentleman is seated erect in a chair upholstered in red plush. The figure is seen as far as the knees, in three-quarters view to the left, with his face turned toward the spectator and his eyes looking straight out of the picture. His left hand rests on his knee, and his right holds a rolledup document, with the arm lying near books and documents on a mahogany table with a purple leather top. An olive-green curtain hangs in the right background. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1888 Height, 50 in.; width, 40 in. Painted for the City in 1888. JACOB I. BERGEN 1832-1885 SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1884-87 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THIS is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with long sidewhiskers. He is in front view, with his face turned slightly to the right and his eyes looking straight out of the picture. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1889 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1889. 64 GEORGE HALL BY JAMES FROTHINGHAM, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 20 C C C C C C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ABRAHAM LOTT 1831-1889 SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1887 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in black, is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with gray chin-whiskers. His body is turned a little to the left and his face and spectacled eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1889 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1889. ERASTUS COOKE 1818-1885 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 2D DEPT., 1880 ARTIST H. COOKE THIS is the head and shoulders of a gray-haired gentleman in full face. He is dressed in a simple suit of black. SIGNED: H. COOKE 90 Height, 294 in.; width, 244 in. Given to the Court in 1890. WALTER L. LIVINGSTON I830 -SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1880-83 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in black, is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with long whiskers in three-quarters view to the left, with his face and eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1890 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1890. 65 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS J. EDWARD SIMMONS 1841 -PRESIDENT BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1886-91 ARTIST T. W. WOOD, A.N.A. 1823-1903 THE head and shoulders of a man is in front view, with his face turned to the right and his eyes looking straight ahead. He wears a modern costume of black coat and waistcoat, low collar, and spotted tie. SIGNED: T. W. WOOD 1890 Height, 31 in.; width, 26 in. Given to the City in 189o. WILLIAM D. VEEDER 1835 -SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1866-77 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in black, is the head and shoulders of a gentleman, with his body turned a little to the right, his face and eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1890 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 189o. JUDAH B. VOORHEES CHIEF CLERK, SURROGATE COURT, 1855-90 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in a loosely fitting black coat, is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with iron-gray hair and gray chin-whiskers, in front view, with his face turned a little to the left and his eyes looking straight ahead. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1891 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1891. 66 WILLIAM LEARNED MARCY BY WILLIAM PAGE., N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 22 C~ *I C(~rCC ( r ~ n CI I C ( ( r I ( ( (( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS "VUELVAN CARA!" ARTIST ARTURO MICHELENA 1868-1898 Inscription: VUELVAN CARA! EPISODIO DE LAS QUESERAS DEL MEDIO. A LA CIUDAD DE NEW YORK LA JUNTA DIRECTIVA. DEL "CENTENARIO DE PAEZ." CARACAS JUNIO 13 DE 1890. IN an extensive, flat landscape, brilliantly colored by the early morning sun, a strategic military movement is represented. In the middle of the composition, a commander, in red blouse, white trousers, and broad-brimmed straw hat ornamented with plumes, with a sword hanging at his side, has suddenly reined in his powerful white charger upon its hind legs. He is waving his ance vigorously at a motley group of mounted men, who are riding wildly to the left but turning their heads to look at their leader, who, judging from the title of the picture, "Vuelvan Cara!" (About Face!), is evidently shouting this word of command. SIGNED: ARTURO MICHELENA. CARACAS-1890 Height, 114 in.; width, 186 in. Given to the City in 1891. ROSWELL C. BRAINARD 1819-1879 SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1858-66 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THE head and shoulders of a gentleman with iron-gray whiskers is in three-quarters view to the left, and his face and eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1893 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1893. 67 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ABRAM H. DAILEY 1831-1907 SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1877-84 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THIS is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with long irongray whiskers. His body is turned a little to the left, and his face and eyes are in the same direction. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1893 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1893. JESSE C. SMITH 1808-1888 SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1850-55 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in black, is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with gray hair and whiskers in full face. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1893 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1893. JOSEPH F. BARNARD 1823-1904 JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, 2D DEPT., 1864-93 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THIS is the head and shoulders of a gentleman past middle life, with his body turned a little toward the right, but his face to the front, and his eyes looking directly at the spectator. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1894 Height, 30 in.; width, 25. in. Given to the Court in 1894. 68 WILLIAM HENRY SEWARD BY HENRY INMAN, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 26 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS CHARLES A. SCHIEREN 1842 -MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1894-95 ARTIST RICHARD CREIFELDS 1853 -A GENTLEMAN in the prime of life, with dark side-whiskers, and dressed in a black frock-coat and dull-gray trousers, is seated in a dignified posture with crossed legs in a mahogany armchair upholstered in brown plush. He is seen below the knees, turned slightly to the left, with his eyes looking through spectacles out of the picture. His left hand, holding a letter, lies on his lap, and his right arm rests on the arm of the chair with a pen in the hand. A few documents lie on a table in the left background, and above it is looped a gray curtain, which extends across the scene. SIGNED: R. CREIFELDS Height, 52 in.; width, 40 in. Given to the City in 1897. CHARLES H. VAN BRUNT 1836 -JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT, 1883 -ARTIST ALFRED QUINTON COLLINS, A.N.A. 1862-1903 DRESSED in the official black gown, a gray-bearded gentleman is seated in full face, with his right hand resting on his lap and his left arm on a table covered with velvet. The figure is seen below the knees. SIGNED:. ALFRED Q. COLLINS 1897 Height, 60 in.; width, 38 in. Given to the Court in 1897. 69 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ALEXANDER McCUE 1827-1889 JUDGE OF CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN, 1849-54 ARTIST HAROLD L. MACDONALD 1861 -THIS is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with gray hair, in three-quarters view to the right, with his face and eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: HAROLD MACDONALD '97 Height, 311 in.; width, 261 in. Given to the Court in 1897. JOSEPH W. CARROLL 1859-1899 CHIEF CLERK, SURROGATE COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 1890-99 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THIS is the head and shoulders of a gentleman in the prime of life, in front view, but with his face turned to the right and his spectacled eyes looking straight out of the picture. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1899 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1899. NATHANIEL H. CLEMENT JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 1896 ARTIST HENRY STANLEY TODD DRESSED in a suit of black, is the head and shoulders of a gentleman with long iron-gray side-whiskers. He is in front view, with his face turned to the left and his eyes looking straight out of the picture. SIGNED: TODD 99 Height, 33 in.; width, 264 in. Given to the Court in 1899. 70 JAMES HARPER BY HENRY INMAN., N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 27 C,* dos 4.1%0 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS RODMAN B. DAWSON 1825-1893 SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1855-58 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THE head and shoulders of a gentleman with black, curly hair is in front view with his face turned a little to the right, the eyes looking straight ahead. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1900 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 19oo. ANDREW B. HODGES 1812-1876 SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1846-49 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -THE head and shoulders of a portly gentleman is in front view, with his face turned a little to the left, the eyes looking straight ahead. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1900 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in i9oo. GEORGE B. ABBOTT 1850 -SURROGATE JUDGE, KINGS COUNTY, 1889-1901 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in black, is the half-length figure of a gentleman with gray hair and goatee, seated in an armchair in three-quarters view to the right, with his face and eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1902 Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1902. 71 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JAMES EMOTT 1823-1884 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 2D DEPT., 1855-63 ARTIST HENRY STANLEY TODD SEATED erect in an easy-chair, is the figure of a gentleman in the prime of life, with black hair and side-whiskers. Seen as far as the knees, he is in three-quarters view to the left with his face and eyes turned toward the front. His left arm rests on the arm of the chair, and his right arm lies on a table near books and documents. SIGNED: H. STANLEY TODD 1902 Height, 44 in.; width, 351 in. MICHAEL Given to the Court in 1902. F. McGOLDRICK 1856 - CHIEF CLERK, SURROGATE COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 1899-1902 ARTIST THOMAS JENSEN 1831 -DRESSED in black, is the head and shoulders of a gentleman in the prime of life, with his body turned slightly to the right and his face and eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: THS JENSEN 1902. Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 1902. 72 WILLIAM C. BOUCK BY CHARLES LORING ELLIOTT, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 29 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS *WILLIAM L. STRONG 1827-1900 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1895-97 ARTIST B. KRAMER-SCHEIRO SEATED with crossed legs in a yellowish-brown armchair, is the three-quarters-length figure of a man in nearly front view, with the head slightly inclined to the left and the eyes looking straight at the spectator. His right hand rests in his lap and the left clasps the arm of the chair. SIGNED: B. KRAMER-SCHEIRO 1898 Height, 50 in.; width, 38 in. Given to the City in 1902. *ANDREW HASWELL GREEN 1820-1903 COMPTROLLER, 1871-76 ARTIST HENRY MOSLER 1841 -A GRAY-BEARDED gentleman, dressed in a simple suit of black, is seated with crossed legs in an easy-chair upholstered in Oriental material of many colors. He is turned slightly to the left, but facing to the front. His left arm, with an open document in the hand, rests on the arm of the chair, and his right lies on a table covered with green drapery, and above are shelves partly concealed by an olive-green curtain looped back, disclosing several books. Height, 72 in.; width, 48 in. Painted for the City in 1903. 73 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS *RICHARD RIKER 1773-1842 RECORDER OF NEW YORK CITY, 1815, 1819, 1821-23, 1824-38 ARTIST GEORGE WILLOUGHBY MAYNARD, N.A. 1843 -A HALF-LENGTH figure, with the right side toward the spectator, but with the face turned toward the front. The right hand holds a letter, with the elbow resting on a table, over which hangs red drapery. In the background is a dark red curtain looped up at the right side. SIGNED: G. W. MAYNARD AFTER J. FROTHINGHAM Height, 38 in.; width, 30 in. Given to the Court in 1904. ABRAHAM B. TAPPEN -1896 ARTIST IRVING R. WILES 186IDRESSED in a simple suit of black, the head and shoulders of a gentleman with white hair and beard is turned a little to the left, with his face and eyes in the same direction. SIGNED: IRVING R. WILES. Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the Court in 19o7. JOSIAH INGERSOLL 1763-1839 WARDEN OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK, 1820-39 ARTIST UNKNOWN DRESSED in a dark-blue dress coat, buff trousers, white waistcoat and ample stock, is the three-quarters-length standing figure of a gentleman in the prime of life. He is in full face and his brown eyes look directly at the spectator. In his right hand he holds a telescope, and with his left he is casually pointing to a full-rigged vessel in the extreme left of the background, which consists of a calm sea beneath a partly clouded sky. Height, 38 in.; width, 33 in. Given to the City in 19o8. 74 JOHN YOUNG BY HENRY PETERS GRAY, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 32 i~; ) O (rt C P I' E * C pi ( I ( ~ C Cc CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS *ROBERT T. HAWS 1815-1863 COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, 1859-63 ARTIST UNKNOWN THE head and shoulders of a man dressed in a simple suit of black is in front view, with his face turned a little to the right, and his eyes looking straight ahead. Height, 35 in.; width, 29 in. Given to the City in 1908. ERASTUS C. BENEDICT 1800-1880 PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1850-54 ARTIST UNKNOWN A GRAY-BEARDED man in front view, with his eyes looking straight out of the picture, is seated with crossed legs in an easychair upholstered in red. His clenched right hand rests on his knee, and his left holds a letter, the arm lying on a table with a yellow cover. A fold of green drapery hangs in the left background. Height, 46 in.; width, 36 in. Given to the City. SIMON BOLIVAR 1783-1830 A VENEZUELAN GENERAL AND STATESMAN ARTIST CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS DRESSED in red trousers and a dark-blue coat, with the collar, revers, cuffs, and belt richly ornamented with heavy gold braid, and with an orange sash about his waist, is the figure of a man in nearly front view, with his face to the left, in profile, and his dark eyes looking straight ahead. He is seen to the hips, with his left hand grasping the pommel of his sword. The head of a rearing charger is seen in profile in the left background. SIGNED: C. W. J. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. 75 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ALEXANDER WARFIELD BRADFORD 1815-1867 SURROGATE JUDGE, THREE TERMS ARTIST UNKNOWN DRESSED in a black suit, with silk waistcoat and tie, is the figure of a gentleman seated with crossed legs, in a chair upholstered in green, at the corner of a green-topped table, on which lies his left hand holding a bundle of documents. His right hand lies in his lap. Height, 44 in.; width, 34 in. JOHN R. BRADY 1821-1891 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 1877-1891 ARTIST THOMAS LE CLEAR, N.A. 1818-1882 SEATED in front of a bookcase in a red upholstered armchair, is the figure of a gentleman in three-quarters view to the left, with his face turned toward the front and the eyes, turned still more, look straight out of the picture. His hands rest on his knees. In the right background is shown a narrow green curtain. SIGNED: T. LE CLEAR N.A. Height, 50 in.; width, 36 in. Given to the Court. HENRY CLAY 1777-1852 UNITED STATES SENATOR ARTIST UNKNOWN APPARENTLY in the act of making a speech, the figure stands in front view, with the face slightly turned to the left and the eyes looking straight ahead. His left foot is advanced, and his left hand rests impressively on a document lying on a dark-colored desk, near two books, while his partly closed right hand is held before his waist. Behind him is looped a heavy dark-red drapery. Height, o9 in.; width, 58 in. 76 JOSE ANTONIO PAEZ BY CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 34 I) i' '( c(r r(C O C (, r c r C b LI. I C " (( ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS DE WITT CLINTON 1769-1828 PRESIDENT OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SOCIETY, 1805-28 ARTIST THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 1823-1890 THE three-quarters length figure of a man, turned slightly to the left, with his face and eyes in the same direction, is standing beside a table on which his left hand rests on a manuscript near a few books. At the left of the figure is seen the red back of a sofa, and across the background is a red curtain, which, drawn aside, reveals at the left a dark brown sky. Height, 54 in.; width, 391 in. Given to the City. DE WITT CLINTON 1769-1828 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1803-07; 1809-o1; 1811-15 ARTIST PARMECELLI AGAINST an ample, light-brown drapery is a half-length figure in three-quarters view to the right, with his face turned toward the front, and his eyes looking directly at the spectator. The hands, clasping a book, rest in front of him near a column partly concealed by the drapery. Height, 31 in.; width, 25 in. Painted for the City. CHARLES PATRICK DALY 1816 -JUDGE OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 1844-1885 ARTIST UNKNOWN THE figure of a bearded man in three-quarters view to the left, is seen as far as the knees, seated beside a table. His right hand rests on his knee and his left arm lies beside books and documents on a table with a blue cover. Height, 50 in.; width, 40 in. Given to the Court. 77 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS JOHN GREENWOOD 1798-1887 JUDGE OF THE CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN, 1849-54 ARTIST UNKNOWN DRESSED in black, the three-quarters length figure of a gentleman with black hair and closely cropped iron-gray whiskers is seated in an armchair, with his face and eyes toward the front. His right arm rests on the arm of a chair with the hand holding a letter, and his left arm on the table near books and documents. Height, 44 in.; width, 34 in. Given to the Court. HENRY HUDSON -1611 AN ENGLISH NAVIGATOR ARTIST COUNT PULASKI THIS is the head and shoulders of a bearded man in the prime of life, in nearly front view. He is dressed in a black doublet, with a broad, stiffly starched ruff around his neck, which frames the lower part of his face. Height, 30 in.; width, 24 in. JAMES KENT 1763-1847 CHIEF JUSTICE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, 1804-14 CHANCELLOR, 1814-23 ARTIST REMBRANDT PEALE, N.A. 1778-1860 THIS is a half-length figure dressed in a black coat with high, rolling collar. Turned so that his left arm rests easily across the back of the red upholstered chair, he faces the spectator, but his eyes are raised and turned to the left. A red curtain extending across the background is looped up at the left, disclosing several books. Height, 36 in.; width, 30 in. 78 DAVID THOMAS VALENTINE BY CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 35 ) v C CC c~ CC~ r r ( ( ( Ct Ct I I I r ~ C r I CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS ROBERT KELLY 18o8-1856 PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1848-49 ARTIST DANIEL HUNTINGTON 1816-g906 SEATED in an armchair upholstered in brown, in an attitude of dignified ease, is the three-quarters length figure of a man in full face, dressed in a simple suit of black. His cheek rests on his left hand, supported with his elbow on a table covered with a rich Oriental rug, and his right hand lies on the arm of his chair. In the left background is shown a large school building. SIGNED: D. HUNTINGTON Height, 47 in.; width, 37 in. Given to the City. JAMES R. MANLEY 1782-1851 PRESIDENT STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY, 1826-27 ARTIST UNKNOWN IN an oval frame is the head and shoulders of a man with flowing white hair. He is dressed in a simple suit of black, with low-cut waistcoat and a high white stock. His body is turned slightly to the left, with his face toward the front, and his keen eyes turned still more, look directly at the spectator. Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. HENRY A. MOORE 1826-1896 JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT, PART I, 1872-95 ARTIST GEORGIA DOUGLAS DRESSED in black, is the half-length figure of a gentleman with iron-gray hair and black whiskers, seated with his chair drawn close up to a table. His body is turned to the left, and his face and eyes are in the same direction. His left arm rests on the arm of a chair, and his right on a book lying on a table. Height, 49 in.; width, 39 in. Given to the Court. 79 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS CALVIN E. PRATT 1828 -JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 2D DEPT., 1870-96 ARTIST RICHARD CREIFELDS 1853 -THE three-quarters-length figure of a man with gray beard is seated in full face in an easy-chair, on the arms of which are resting his hands, with the right one holding a book. In the left background is a table, on which are books and documents. SIGNED: R. CREIFELDS Height, 491 in.; width, 39f in. Given to the City. BERNARD SMYTH PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1870-72 ARTIST UNKNOWN DRESSED in a simple suit of black, an elderly gentleman, with long, full beard, is seated with crossed legs in full face, with his eyes turned slightly to the right. He is seen in three-quarters length, with his right arm resting on the arm of the chair, and his left, holding in the hand an open letter, lies near'a tray with cutglass ink bottles, on a table with a red cover. In the left background is seen a mass of red drapery. Height, 50 in.; width, 40 in. Given to the City. SELAH B. STRONG 1792-1872 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 2D DEPT., 1847-49; 1851-60 ARTIST UNKNOWN THE three-quarters-length figure of a gentleman is seated in an easy-chair, with his body turned a little toward the right and with his face and spectacled eyes in the same direction. His hands rest on the arms of the chair, the left holding a book. In the right background is a table, on which lie three law books. Height, 50 in.; width, 39 in. Given to the City. 80 IA TOWNSEND HARRIS BY J. BOGLE, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 40 II ) ) ) r, > f I) f r 1 r,,,) 3 C, ~ r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-PAINTINGS GEORGE THOMSON 1827-1886 JUDGE OF CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN, 1867-72 ARTIST UNKNOWN A GENTLEMAN with iron-gray hair and beard is sitting with crossed legs, slightly turned to the left. He is seen as far as the knees, with the thumb of his left hand resting in the pocket of his waistcoat, and his right hand lies on a table beside a book and documents. Height, 43 in.; width, 35 in. Given to the City. MICHAEL ULSHOEFFER 1793-1881 JUDGE OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 1834-49 ARTIST UNKNOWN SEATED in a red-upholstered armchair is the three-quarters-length figure of a gentleman in the prime of life. He is in full face, and his arms rest on the arms of the chair. In the background is a table covered with blue drapery, on which are piled leather-covered books. Height, 50 in.; width, 40 in. Given to the Court. JOHN WAKEFIELD FRANCIS -1861 MEMBER OF STAFF OF BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, 1847-61 ARTIST UNKNOWN IN an oval frame is the head and shoulders of a gentleman in full face, with long, thick gray hair, and his large dark eyes look directly at the spectator. He is dressed in a simple suit of black, with turnover collar and narrow stock. Height, 30 in.; width, 25 in. Given to the City. MURAL DECORATIONS ~~r~;~ ~-~, WINFIELD SCOTT BY MINER K. KELLOGG FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 44 MURAL DECORATIONS AND WHERE PLACED CITY HALL ALDERMANIC CHAMBER NEW YORK CITY RECEIVING THE TRIBUTES OF THE NATIONS ARTISTS TABER SEARS WASHINGTON BRECK 187o- 1863 -AND FREDERIC C. MARTIN THIS panel represents New York as the eastern gateway of the American Continent. The scene is l1id upon a structure symbolic of a gateway by-the sea. The central figure, robed in white and with ample red cloak falling from her shoulders and enveloping the lower part of her body, sits enthroned, holding in her left hand a scroll. On the left is a standing female figure, robed in green, and holding an olive branch and book in her right hand. Behind her is a great censer, frolm which incense rises. Just below her is a partially draped male figure of powerful muscular development, seen from behind, who grasps the handle of a basket of fruits with his right hand and carries under his left arm a sheaf of wheat. To the right of the central figure reclines a bearded man, nude save for a loin-cloth. His right forearm rests upon a capstan, around which a cable is coiled, and with his left hand he holds aloft a pennant. To the extreme left and right of the group are two kneeling female figures carrying the ends of a garland. of red roses which passes behind the figures. At the foot of the stairway leading to the throne, on the right-hand side, stands a female figure, seen from behind, wearing a white robe and yellow mantle, holding in her left hand a scepter. To her left stands a nude boy, whose left hand rests upon a shield bearing the arms of New York City; his right grasps a sword. Beneath the arch of the structure upai which they stand the sea is seen; to the left a large sail flying 85 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS the pennant of the United States; to the right masts, sails, and Brooklyn Bridge in the distance. SIGNED: TABER SEARS 1903 ASSISTED BY GEORGE W. BRECK AND FRED C. MARTIN An elliptical panel, size 41 ft. 5 in. by 23 ft. to in. Painted for the City in 1903. CRIMINAL COURTS BUILDING COURTROOM-NORTH WALL JUSTICE ATTENDED BY THE RIGHTS OF MAN AND THE FATES ARTIST EDWARD SIMMONS 1852 -THE central panel depicts a female figure standing erect, clothed in a classic garb of white, with the flag of the United States over her left shoulder. In her outstretched arm she holds aloft the scales, unevenly balanced; in her right hand a crystal globe, surmounted by a cross. She stands upon the highest of three marble stairs, in front of a brazen door set with nails. Above her head, two nude figures hovering in the air, hold aloft the arms of the City and the State of New York, emblazoned upon shields. At the base of the stairway, each standing with one foot upon the lower step, are two figures of children in white tunics; one with a sword, the other with a dove. Upon the highest marble step is the inscription: JUSTICE In the left panel are three male figures clad in classic white draperies, and seated upon a marble bench at the base of a great column to the right. The figure on the left holds aloft his right hand with a broken chain hanging from a handcuff on his wrist. The middle figure holds with his right and left hands the wrists of his comrades. His face is turned toward the right-hand figure, who holds in his left hand a compass, in his right a sphere. Above the heads of the three figures are the inscriptions: LIBERTY FRATERNITY EQUALITY In the right panel are three female figures in classic white draperies, seated upon a marble bench at the base of a column to the left. At the left is the figure of an old woman, her head covered 86 THOMAS JEFFERSON BY CHARLES WESLEY JARVIS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 48 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS with a mantle. Stretched across her lap is a thread which she holds with her right hand and severs with the shears in her left. Her face is in profile to the right. The central figure, with her face turned to the left and with her hands far ap art, vrasps the same thread which continues on across the lap of the third figure to a distaff wound about with wool held in her left hand. Her smiling face is turned upward. A nude infant resting in her lap clasps in its little hand the thread. At the end of the thread, on the floor to the left, lies a skull. In the lower right-hand corner of the panel is the inscription: THE FATES and above the heads of the three women: SEVERER MEASURER SPINNER SIGNED: "(EDWARD SIMMONS, 1895. COPYRIGHT 1898." Central panel: height, 14 ft 4 in.; width, 6 ft. 7 in. Side panels: height, 7 ft.; width, io ft. 6Y2~ in. INSCRI PTION PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY THE MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY SEPTEMBER THE THIRTIETH MDCCCIXC1V APPELLATE COURT MAIN HALL-NORTH WALL TRANSMISSION OF THE LAW ARTIST HENRY SIDDONS MOWBRAY,, N.A. THE frieze along the entire north wall, facing the entrance, depicts the Transmission of the Law. It is composed of a representation of The Law herself and of eight historical groups. These groups are joined by winged allegorical female figures in classical draperies, each of whom holds a narrow scroll. They are suspended over a dark-blue background decorated with a monogram o~f the o %itrd IEPXY CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS At the extreme left end of the frieze is shown a lofty mountain; from the sky above it, two hands holding tablets surrounded by a halo of light are extended toward a stately male figure clothed in white, with an ample blue scarf over his head. His right hand is extended toward the tablets, while his left holds a shepherd's crook. On the right, clothed in bright colors, stands a Hebrew warrior with spear and shield, holding in his arms a gilt chest. Inscription: MOSAIC In the next group an Egyptian king, in a close-fitting blue and gold tunic, and with the royal attributes, sits enthroned. On his right hand is an Egyptian warrior with spear and helmet, clad in a close-fitting red-and-gold tunic. Inscription: EGYPTIAN The next group shows a Greek lawgiver, young and bearded, seated against the pedestal of two mighty columns. He is enveloped in a brownish pallium, and holds in his left hand a tablet, in his right a stylus. Standing at his side, in a green pallium, is a Greek orator, bearded and old, grasping in his right hand a scroll, and gesticulating with his left. Between them is a bronze image of Athena. Inscription: GREEK There follows, on the left return of the elevator, a Roman emperor, clad in a coat of mail and red cloak, who sits enthroned, with a globe in his right hand, a sword in his left. To the left stands a Roman soldier in a red mantle with shield and spear. Inscription: ROMAN Above the elevator and opposite the entrance is represented "The Law." Clothed in purple and ermine, a female figure sits enthroned, holding in her right hand a sword and in her left the scales. On each side of her is a winged female figure. They hold above her head a tablet inscribed LEX and in their other hands garlands. On the right return of the elevator, robed in purple and gold, and seated on a stately throne, is a Byzantine emperor, holding a globe in his left hand. To the right, a figure, with shaven tonsure and a long blue, red, and gold regalia, holds a scroll in his left hand, and in his right, another. Inscription: BYZANTINE In the next group a Norman king, clothed in purple, blue, red, and gold, sits enthroned, his left hand resting on a sword sheathed 88 HENRY CLAY BY P. STAUNTON FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 50 I I I CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS in a red scabbard, his right resting upon a sealed document, the end of which is grasped by a knight dressed in a red helmet and a coat of mail reaching to the ankles. A sword hangs from his girdle and he holds a lance and shield, ornamented with the three lions rampant. Inscription: NORMAN Then follows Common Law. A laborer, in sleeveless brown tunic and blue breeches, bearing a scythe in his right hand, faces the spectator. He clasps with his left hand the left hand of a king. The latter, seen from the rear, wears a long scarlet-and-gold mantle, lined with ermine, and has a sword in his right hand. They stand before a sort of Gothic altar, upon which the scroll of a charter is seen. Inscription: COMMON LAW The last group, Modern Law, shows two modern lawyers in black robes. The one to the left holds a book, the other a document. To the right the Capitol at Washington is seen in the distance amidst trees. Inscription: MODERN LAW SIGNED: H. SIDDONS MOWBRAY.-COPYRIGHT, 1899. Height, 3 ft. 8 in.; width, 62 ft. Painted for the City in 1899. MAIN HALL-EAST WALL JUSTICE ARTIST ROBERT REID, N.A. 1862 -IN the panel of the east wall, the central figure is a female, clad in an ermine robe, lined with red, with a purple scarf. She sits enthroned in a classic landscape, rich in foliage, with blue mountains in the background. She holds a sword in her right hand and scales in her left, with an open book on her knees. On each side of her is a winged female figure, seated and clothed in rich purple and green brocade. The one on the left suckles an infant, the other, on the right, holds two cornucopias. Next to these female figures are two standing male figures dressed in classic robes, representing "Peace" to the left, in purple, and "Prosperity" to the right, in 89 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS green. The next group to the left is "Education." A male figure, clothed in white with a purple scarf, is teaching a nude youth from a large book, while to the left "Religion," a standing female figure wit% a surplice over her white robe, holds a lamp in her left hand and in her right an open book. To the left stands a female figure in a green robe leaning on a spear. At the other end of the frieze, to the right of "Prosperity," is a group representing the "Fine Arts." A female figure stands clothed in white with an ample purple scarf, holding before her a mask. Next to the right is a female figure dressed in white, with her hands resting on a harp,. and next, at the end of the panel, is a standing winged male figure, semi-nude. Height, 3 ft. 8 in.; width,' 19 ft. 5 in. Painted for the City in 1899. The south wall, to the left of the entrance, continues the pr ceding group. The first figure, to the left, is "Poetry," seen full face and holding a scroll; the second is "Painting," in clinging white draperies, seen from behind, holding brushes and palette; the third is "Sculpture," a male figure in garb of coarse material; the fourth, a female figure facing the beholder, is "Architecture," bearing a compass and a plan. Further to the right is the seated winged figure of "Fame," holding a wreath in her right hand. A palm branch is in her lap, and her left hand encircles a kneeling youthful figure. On the extreme right of the panel is the profile figure of a young man bearing a banner. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT 1899 ROBERT REID Height, 3 ft. 8 in.; width, 8 ft. ioy4 in. Painted for the City in 1899. MAIN HALL-SOUTH WALL EQUITY ARTIST CHARLES YARDLEY TURNER, N.A. 1850-- IN the lunette of the south wall, to the left of the entrance, "Equity ' is represented as a winged female figure standing at the base of a mighty column. She is robed in red and her ample green cloak is thrown back. Her outstretched right arm holds a 90 GEORGE BRINTON McCLELLAN BY WILLIAM H. POWELL, A.N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 53 (C ( ( t r. r C C C C~ rlC 1. ( ( ( r r ( ( C r~ ~( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS globe, her left, a sheathed sword. To the left, sits a nude child olding the scales. Inscription: EQUITY SIGNED: COPYRIGHT BY C. Y. TURNER-I899 Height, 3 ft. 8 in.; width, 2 ft. 7 in. (at base). Painted for the City in 1899. MAIN HALL-SOUTH WALL LAW ARTIST CHARLES YARDLEY TURNER, N.A. 1850 -THE lunette of the south wall, to the right of the entrance, repre-% sents " Law," a similar winged figure in a red robe and green mantle, standing with left hand outstretched and right pointing to a scroll with the inscription LEX. On the right is a seated nude child holding a mirror. Inscription: LAW SIGNED: COPYRIGHT BY C. Y. TURNER-I899 Height, 3 ft. 8 in.; width, 2 ft. 8 in. (at base). Painted for the City in 1899. MAIN HALL-WEST WALL JUSTICE ARTIST WILLARD LEROY METCALF 1858 -THE subject of this panel is the practical administration of justice through law and equity. The central group is arranged about a marble exedra, with standards at either end, in the midst of a wooded landscape with a promontory and an arm of the sea in the distance. A winged female figure in a white robe and blue mantle, wearing a golden breastplate, stands in front of the seat in the center of the exedra, holding with both hands a sword. To the 91 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS left stands a nude boy with a tablet inscribed JUSTITIA; to the right another boy holding aloft the scales. Seated at the left end of the exedra is a female figure in a rich brocaded robe, trimmed with ermine, her left arm supports a large book upon her knees, and her right elbow rests upon the arm of the exedra, upon which a peacock is perched. Near the left end of the exedra a female figure, with her head crowned with long red hair, is bowed to the earth, and her nude body is enveloped with transparent red draperies. Behind her stands a male figure in Greek armor, spear in hand, his right arm is stretched over the figure of a seated woman with upturned face and a nude boy reclining against her knee. To the extreme left are two cloaked figures. At the right end of the exedra sits a female figure partly robed in brocade and holding a crystal globe. At her feet a draped female figure bends over and bewails the corpse of a man. Next to the right, kneels a female figure with clasped hands, and behind her stands a male figure with bound hands and bowed head, and to the right a warrior in classic armor is seen from the rear leaning on his spear. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT 1899 BY W. L. METCALF Height, 3 ft. 8 in.; width, 19 ft. 5 in. Painted for the City in i899. MAIN HALL-SOUTH WALL BANISHMENT OF DISCORD ARTIST WILLARD LEROY METCALF 1858 -THIS is a continuation of the preceding. To the extreme left of the panel, an almost nude female figure, horned and with fluttering red hair, flees before a youth, nude to the waist, swinging a scourge. She holds in her right hand a knife, in her left a torch. In the group to the right, a partly kneeling male figure holds by a leash two hounds struggling to get away. An erect female figure in classic armor with a shield stands in a protecting attitude over the figure of a scantily clad woman sitting at her feet. Behind them a female, nude, is discharging an arrow at the first-mentioned figure. The head and outstretched arm of a child are seen at the extreme right of the panel. Height, 3 ft. 8 in.; width, 8 ft. i o in. Painted for the City in 1899. RICHARD L. LARREMORE BY THOMAS HICKS, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 56 Ct ( ( ( ( Cr( (CC C r It. C ( C r E I ( ( C ~ (~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS COURTROOM-EAST WALL JUSTICE OF THE LAW ARTIST EDWARD SIMMONS 1852 -IN the center of the panel to the left, a female figure, robed in white, stands before a throne in a golden, semicircular apse of the wall. He'r right hand rests on the shoulder of a youthful female figure with her face in profile to the left and enveloped in rich brocade, the front of which gathered up in her left hand is filled with fruits. Her left hand extends behind a similar figure leaning toward her and pressing with her left arm a dove against her breast. In the left Foreground is a woman robed in black, holding an infant to her breast with her right hand, while her left rests on the fruit, and her eyes look upward. Behind her is seen a male figure in red shirt and leather apron, with uplifted left hand. At the base of the marble steps sits a rosy, fair-haired infant, who caresses a guinea pig with its right hand, and with its left, a rabbit. In the right side of the panel, a male figure of powerful muscular development, seen from the rear, leans forward in a threatening attitude, but he is restrained by the blue-robed figure standing just beyond, who with her hands grasps his wrist and shoulder. In the upper part of the painting, hovering over the central figure, are two nude children, one holding a book and a vessel, the other a book and wreath. In the foreground of the panel, to the extreme right and left, are two boys with shields and fasces. The scene is laid in a hall with blue-and-gold mosaics and gleaming marble floors. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT BY EDWARD SIMMONS 1899 Height, 1o ft. 6 in.; width, 9 ft. ioY in. Painted for the City in 1899. INSCRIPTION JUSTICE STANDS FLANKED BY PEACE AT HER LEFT. PLENTY AT HER RIGHT. PEACE RECOILS FROM BRUTE FORCE WITHHELD BY FEAR. PLENTY ASSISTS THE NEEDY LABOR BEHIND HER HAILS JUSTICE. MERCY (A CHILD) IN THE FOREGROUND. 93 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS COURTROOM-EAST WALL SEAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK ARTIST GEORGE WILLOUGHBY MAYNARD, N.A. 1843 -THE two subjects on either side of the three large panels represent the Seals of the City and State of New York. That of the City, on the left, shows in the shield the wings of a windmill, two beavers and two casks, with the inscription, MANHATTAN. This shield is set upon a decorative escutcheon, against which two seated figures lean. The figure on the left is dressed in the costume of a sailor, holding in his right hand a sounding-line, in his left, a mast with cross-trees. On the right is the figure of an Indian, nude to the waist, bearing in one hand bow and arrows, in the other, a string of wampum. On either side is a flagstaff with floating pennant. The one to the left bears a tablet with the inscription MDCLXXXVI, the year in which the Dongan charter of New York City was granted, the other a similar tablet, with the inscription MCM, the date of the completion of the Court House. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT BY GEO. W. MAYNARD-1899 Height, 4 ft. 3 in.; width, 14 ft. 7 in. Painted for the City in 1899. COURTROOM-EAST WALL THE POWER OF THE LAW ARTIST EDWIN HOWLAND BLASHFIELD, N.A. 1848 -THE panel to the right represents The Power of the Law. In the center a heroic female figure in white vestments, with golden breastand shoulder-plates, standing before a seat, is in the act of drawing a sword from its sheath. Two female figures in transparent draperies, hovering in the air, hold a crown over her head. Before her a kneel-. ing female figure in modem gray garb, holds a document in her upraised left hand. The first figure on the left is a Roman magistrate, in richly embroidered green toga, who holds a scroll. To the 94 SETH LOW BY WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 62 C fr (( IIC L r ( r r r I ~ p (( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS left is seen the head and shoulders of a man in wig and scarlet robe. Further to the left is a male figure in a black robe, holding a book inscribed CIVIL LAW. To the right of the central figure stands a bearded figure in a richly embroidered robe. He holds a book in his right hand. Next on the right is a figure in a rich purple-and-gold stole, with a bishop's mitre, holding a crozier in is left hand. To the extreme right is a figure in a black robe, clasping a book with the inscription, COMMON LAW. In the lower corners of the panel, two fair-haired children support shields containing the seals of the Court of Appeals. The one to the left is inscribed, UPHOLD THE RIGHT; the other, PREVENT THE WRONG. The background is a blue field with heraldic devices, with a golden mosaic in the center. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT 1899 BY EDWIN HOWLAND BLASHFIELD Height, 10 ft. 6 in.; width, 9 ft. io3Y in. Painted for the City in 1899. INSCRIPTION THE LAW DRAWS HER SWORD IN BEHALF OF APPEAL; ON EITHER SIDE SHE IS SVPPORTED BY MAGISTRATES AND FIGVRES TYPIFYING ROMAN LAW, CANON LAW, AND COMMON (ANGLO-SAXON) LAW. COURTROOM-EAST WALL WISDOM ARTIST HENRY OLIVER WALKER, N.A. 1843 -IN the center of the panel a female figure, clad in a white robe and a green mantle, and with her arms outstretched, descends the stairway of a throne between two mighty columns. To the right, a nude and winged child descends before her. In the foreground, to the left, sits a youthful male figure, partially draped in a purple cloak, his hands clasped and his eyes cast upon the ground. To the left a winged male figure, partially draped in a blue cloak, gently touches him with his left hand and with his right points upward. Between this and the central figure are seen in profile, in red robes, two female figures. In the foreground, to the right, sits a female figure in a red robe, with her face turned upward to the left, and holding an open scroll across her lap. Above her, 95 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS seen in profile, is the figure of a bearded old man leaning upon a staff. Beside him is a female figure with folded hands, and to the extreme right are the head of a boy and the figure of a girl in a green cloak. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT 1899 BY HENRY OLIVER WALKER Height, to ft. 6 in.; width, 9 ft. Io1 in. Painted for the City in 1899. INSCRIPTION WISDOM ATTENDED BY LEARNING EXPERIENCE HUMILITY AND LOVE AND BY FAITH PATIENCE DOUBT AND INSPIRATION DOTH NOT WISDOM CRY AND UNDERSTANDING PUT FORTH HER VOICE BY ME PRINCES RULE AND NOBLES EVEN ALL THE JUDGES OF THE EARTH COURTROOM-EAST WALL SEAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ARTIST GEORGE WILLOUGHBY MAYNARD, N.A. 1843 -To the right of the three large panels is the Seal of the State of New York. It shows in the shield a sun rising over three mountains and in the foreground the sea with "two vessels. Beneath is the motto EXCELSIOR. The shield is placed upon an escutcheon decorated with garlands. On each side is a seated female figure. The one on the left holding aloft a Phrygian cap upon a staff; the one on the right is blindfolded and bears the sword and scales. As in the previous panel, there are two flagstaffs; one with the inscription MDCCLXXVII, the year of the adoption of the constitution of New York State, the other MCM. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT BY GEO. W. MAYNARD-1899 Height, 4 ft. 3 in.; width, 14 ft. 7 in. Painted for the City in 1899. DANIEL D.. WHITNEY BY THOMAS JENSEN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 64 CATALOGUE OF WOiKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS COURTROOM-WEST WALL THE REIGN OF LAW ARTIST KENYON COX, N.A. 1856 -THE panel to the extreme left on the west wall represents Common Law. (14 ft. 7 in. long, by 4 ft. 3 in. high.) In the center of the picture is a seated female figure dressed in white with a blue mantle. She holds a sealed document in her right hand, and her left hand rests on her knee. On each side of her is a nude boy, bearing a fascis. To the left is a half-reclining female figure in white with a green mantle and holding in her hand an endless chain. At the right end of the panel, robed in yellow and red, reclines a female figure holding scales. In the center of the panel, on the extreme right of the west wall (14 ft. 3 in. long by 4 ft. 3 in. high), is a female figure, who points with her right hand to a book of statutes resting on her lap. She is attended on the left by a nude boy bearing the ballot box, on the right by another leaning upon a sheathed sword. To the left of the bearer of the ballot box sits a female figure clothed in red. Her left arm reposes upon an opened bird cage. Her right hand holds a staff surmounted by a red Phrygian cap. To the right of the central group is an armed female figure half reclining, and enveloped in a purple cloak. She holds in her left hand an oak bough. The panel to the left of the judges' dais (9 ft. ioj in. long, by 4 ft. 3 in. high) is a half-reclining yellow-robed female figure with a wreath of wheat ears about her head. Her left arm rests upon a hamper full of bread, while with her right she places a loaf of bread into the hand of a seated male, nude, of powerful proportions, whose left hand rests upon a hammer. To the right of the dais (9 ft. Io in. long, by 4 ft. 3 in. high), a reclining female figure in red-and-blue vestments holds in her right hand an olive branch, and with her left hand points to two doves in the upper left-hand corner. To the right is a seated nude male figure, wearing the winged helmet and sandals, His left hand grasps an oar, his right a bag of treasure. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT 1898 BY KENYON COX Painted for the City in 1898. INSCRIPTION LAW REIGNS JUS LEX 97 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS COURTROOM-NORTH AND SOUTH WALLS THE JUDICIAL AND OTHER VIRTUES ARTIST JOSEPH LAUBER 1855 -BEGINNING at the left corner of the south wall, is the figure of a woman in a red robe and golden breastplate, who sits enthroned, holding in her right hand a scepter and in her left a tablet, resting upon the arm of the throne, with the following inscription: DILIGITE JUSTITIAM QUI JUDICATIS TERRAM The next is a semi-kneeling figure in a blue robe, holding in her right hand a mirror. The next is the seated figure of an aged and powerful man, with long white beard, enveloped in a red mantle. On his knee rests a scroll; his left hand holds a skull and his right a sprig of apple blossom; then comes a nude boy, represented as David, his right hand grasping the sling, and then a similar figure standing erect with sword and shield. The next figure is a seated old man in a red robe with white beard and hair. His body is nude to the waist, and his fingers are active in disputation. At his side is a vessel containing scrolls. Then follows a semi-kneeling female figure robed in yellow and bearing in her left hand a torch and in her right a tablet with the inscription: FAX MENTIS INCENDIUM GLORIIE At the right end of the wall is the figure of a woman robed in white, yellow and purple, and seated upon a marble throne. Her left hand holds a compass, her right is extended in gesture. In the left corner of the north wall is a seated female figure with a red mantle covering her head, in her hands a bridle and bit. The next figure to the right is depicted as a young Roman. He rests upon one knee, his right hand supporting a tablet inscribed LEX, his left hand holds a sword. Then follows a green-robed female figure on one knee, holding in her hands a transparent sphere, through which she gazes. The next is a nude boy, standing in easy posture. He holds in his left hand a scroll, while with his right he makes a gesture, in the act of pleading. Following this is a similar figure in a firm posture, represented as drawing a veil across his mouth. The next is a seated female in green robe bending over a book; at her feet are several tomes. Then comes a kneeling nude youth, who holds in his right hand two swords together by the blades, in his left the fascis. The last figure in the nght-hand corner is a youthful nude figure seated upon a marble throne. His right hand rests 98 z w w U 0 1 - N U) C U) C LL t, ( (( 4 r ( r I ( ( '' CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS upon an unsheathed sword, his left upon two volumes, the uppermost being inscribed LEX SUPREMA, the lower LEX CIVITATIS. SIGNED: JOS. LAUBER COPYRIGHT 1899 Height, 3 ft. 31 in.; width of each of four corner figures, 3 ft. 61 in. Width of each of the other figures on south wall, 2 ft. ij in.; on north wall, I ft. 31 in. Painted for the City in 1899. COURTROOM STAINED GLASS ARTIST D. MAITLAND ARMSTRONG, A.N.A. 1836 -THE dome and the windows in the north and south walls of the Courtroom consist of stained glass in designs of fruit, leaves and flowers, interwoven with heraldic devices. The prevailing colors are green and yellow. SIGNED: MAITLAND ARMSTRONG FECIT 1899 INSCRIPTION S-WINDOWS I LEGVM MINISTRI MAGISTRATVS LIVINGSTON LVX BVTLER LEGVM INTERPRETES JVDICES HAMILTON LEX KENT LEGVM OMNES SERVI SVMVS MARCY JUS OGDEN JUS CIVILE NEQVE INFLECTI GRATIA VAN BUREN LVX FISH NEQVE PERFRINGI POTENTIA JAY LEX O'CONOR NEQVE ADVLTERARI PECVNIA DEBET CLINTON Jvs SPENCER 99 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAVL DECORATIONS COURTROOM-CONTINUED INSCRIPTION-DOME MARSHALL WEBSTER EXCELSIOR STORY CHOATE EXCELSIOR PINKNEY TANEY EXCELSIOR SHAW LEGARE EXCELSIOR BARRETT VAN BRUNT RUMSEY DE WITT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL OPENING OF THE ERIE CANAL ARTIST CHARLES YARDLEY TURNER, N.A. 1850 -* ENTERING THE MOHAWK VALLEY IN an extensive Autumn landscape is shown a group of eight persons, five gentlemen and three ladies, all but one standing on the prow of a canal boat decorated with garlands of Autumn leaves. The figure to the right, a tall man in a dark green overcoat, has standing by his side a lady dressed in purple. To the left is seated a lady dressed in red, with a long white fichu and holding over her head a red parasol. Behind and to the left of her are grouped the other five figures, dressed in various colors of purple, green and blue. Above them, on a stone pier, is a young man reclining against a beam. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT BY C. Y. TURNER-1905. F. C. STAHRASSISTANT Height, 12 ft. i in.; width, 15 ft. 61 in. Painted for the City in 1905. iob CHARLES A. SCHIEREN BY RICHARD CREIFELDS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 69 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS *THE MARRIAGE OF THE WATERS THIS is a group consisting of about twenty figures of gentlemen standing on the prow of a canal boat, the side of which is decorated with an American flag. To the left is a gentleman holding high a bucket, from which he is pouring water over the side of the boat. Just to the right stands a keg labeled "Water of Lake Erie," and next to this a table covered with an ample red cloth on which stand several bottles. The rest of the gentlemen, several of whom are in the uniforms of various nations, stand grouped behind the table on a series of steps, and above their heads floats a banner on which the seal of the City of New York is conspicuous. In the background are many vessels profusely decorated with the flags of all nations. SIGNED: COPYRIGHT BY C. Y. TURNER-1905. F. C. STAHR. ASST. Height, 12 ft. It in.; width, 15 ft. 61 in. Painted for the City in 1906. COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK *THE GRADUATE ARTIST EDWIN HOWLAND BLASHFIELD, N.A. 1848 -IN the center, clothed in pale blue draperies, a colossal female figure is seated on a white marble throne and holds the earth in her hands. A fire burs on a low altar at her feet. On the marble steps leading to the throne stands a young man wearing a college gown. He holds a lighted torch in his right hand and in his left an academic cap. To the right stands the figure of a woman dressed in a richly-embroidered blue gown and a red Phrygian cap. Her left hand, holding a diploma, is extended towards the young man, while with her right she points upward. Further down the steps, to the right, stands a female figure robed in red and holding in her right hand a sword and in her left a scourge, resting on her shoulder. Seated in a semicircle on either side of the central figure are ten female figures dressed in white and pale yellow, and two on each side wearing red mantles. Below these, on either side, is a group of seated male figures dressed in various colors (purple, blue and red). Still further below, at the left, is a group of young men 101 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-MURAL DECORATIONS dressed in modern costumes of people in various walks of life. On the opposite side is a group of young men, some of them wearing college gowns and others college athletic costumes. In the upper part of the painting, on either side, partly enveloped in clouds of smoke arising from the altar, are two groups of children, the one at the left holding an open volume, the one at the right a glass retort. The background of the upper part of the painting consists of dark purple tree trunks and foliage against a blue sky. SIGNED: DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY EDWIN HOWLAND BLASHFIELD 1907-08 HIS ASSISTANTS WERE ALONZO E. FORINGER AND VINCENZO ADERENTE Height, 22 ft.; width, 41 ft. Painted for the City in 19o8. INSCRIPTION DOTH*NOT*WISDOM*CRY * * * SHE*STANDETH*ON*THE*TOP*OF*HIGH PLACES, BY*THE*WAY*IN*THE*PLACES*OF*THE*PATHS.*SH E*CRIETH*AT *THE*GATES,*AT*THE* ENTRY*OF*THE*CITY, AT*THE*COMING*IN*AT* THE*DOORS WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL STAINED GLASS WINDOW One of the windows in the lobby is of stained glass, in the centre of which is a bust portrait of Goethe with the face in profile to the right. INSCRIPTIONS GOETHE SPRESENTED TO *THE SWADLEIGH * HIGH * SCHOOL *BY*THE CLASS*OF* 1907. ANDREW H. GREEN BY B. KRAMER SCHEIRO FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 73 SCULPTURE HENRY HUDSON BY COUNT PULASKI FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 78 SCULPTURE BATTERY PARK * JOHN ERICSSON 1803-1889 INVENTED THE MONITOR IN 1862 ARTISTS JONATHAN SCOTT HARTLEY, N.A. SCULPTOR 1845 -AND F. E. WALLIS, ARCHITECT WEARING an overcoat open, showing a tightly buttoned frockcoat beneath, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands with the left foot advanced and the knee slightly bent. His face and eyes are to the front and he holds before him, with his left hand, a small model of a "monitor," while his right, holding a mass of papers covered with mechanical drawings, hangs at his side. On each side of the polished granite pedestal, below the surbase, is a rectangular bronze tablet representing respectively in low relief: A monitor and another battleship in action; battleship "Princeton" under full sail; various mechanical devices, and firemen using an engine at a fire. SIGNED: J. S. HARTLEY. SCULP: F. E. WALLIS. ARCH: INSCRIPTIONS THE ~ CITY * OF ~ NEW ~ YORK * ERECTS * THIS * STATUE * TO * THE * MEMORY * OF * A ~ CITIZEN * WHOSE * GENIUS ~ HAS * CONTRIBUTED ~ * TO * THE * GREATNESS * OF ~ THE * REPUBLIC ~ AND * THE * PRO GRESS * OF ~ THE * WORLD * APRIL * 26 * 1893 * ON * JULY 31 * 1803 ~ JOHN * ERICSSON * WAS * * BORN ~ IN ~ LANGSBANSHYTTAN - SWEDEN ~ DIED. IN * NEW * YORK. MARCH * 8. 1889~ Io5 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BOWLING GREEN ABRAHAM DE PEYSTER 1658-1728 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1691-95 ACTING-GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1701 ARTIST GEORGE EDWIN BISSELL 1839 -DRESSED in an ample cloak over an eighteenth century costume is a seated figure in bronze, heroic size, on a simple granite pedestal. His face, framed by a wig with long curls, is turned to the right with the eyes looking straight ahead. His right hand rests on his thigh and his left arm, extending across his breast, is supported on the pommel of his sword, with the hand clasping a partly unrolled document. SIGNED: GEO. E. BISSELL SCULPTOR 1896. INSCRIPTIONS Abraham de Peyster 1685 Alderman, 1691-95 Mayor, 1701 Comptroller, and 17o8 Receiver General of the Port, of New York; 1698 Member of Earl Bellomont's Council; 1698 Associate Judge of the Supreme Court; 1700 Colonel commanding Regiment of Militia or City Trained Bands, 1701 Chief Justice; 1701 President of the King's Council and thus Acting Governor of the Province of New York; 1706-1721 Treasurer of the Provinces of New York and New Jersey. Born 8th July, 1657 - Died 2d Aug. 1728. Johannes, Col. Abraham de Peyster's father, was Burgomaster 1673, Alderman 1666-'9, 1673-'6, and Deputy Mayor, N. Y. 1677; Johannes Jr., his son, Alderman 17oo0-'-'o, Mayor 1698. Erected by John Watts de Peyster, 7th generation, in direct descent, resident of, and 6th born in, Ist Ward, City of New York. io6 JAMES KENT BY REMBRANDT PEALE, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 78 te ( ( ( I'( ii C ( I ( ( I' ( ~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 1706-1790 PRINTER, PHILOSOPHER, STATESMAN, DIPLOMATIST, AUTHOR ARTIST E. PLASSMANN DRESSED in Colonial costume, a bronze figure, heroic size, of a gentleman with long hair, stands with left foot advanced and the knee bent, on a simple granite pedestal. His left hand, holding a copy of "Pennsylvania Gazette," hangs at his side, and his right is extended palm downward on a level with his hip, in gesture. SIGNED: E. PLASSMANN SCULPt. N. Y. Given to the City in 1872. CITY HALL PARK NATHAN HALE 1755-1776 AN AMERICAN PATRIOT CAPTAIN IN THE COLONIAL ARMY, 1776. EXECUTED AS A SPY BY BRITISH IN 1776 ARTIST FREDERICK WILLIAM MAC MONNIES, N.A. 1865 -DRESSED in a Colonial costume, is a bronze figure, heroic size, of a young man standing on a round granite pedestal. His head is thrown slightly backward in defiance, and his noble and refined, youthful face, wearing a look of resignation, is turned to the left, and the eyes slightly lowered, look straight ahead. His arms are 107 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CITY HALL PARK-CONTINUED bound behind him with a cord at the elbows, and the hands hang helplessly at his sides, while his feet are bound with a similar cord. SIGNED: FREDERICK MAC MONNIES PARIS 1890. Given to the City in 1893. INSCRIPTIONS NATHAN HALE A CAPTAIN IN THE REGULAR ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES WHO GAVE HIS LIFE FOR HIS COUNTRY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK SEPT 22ND 1776. I REGRET THAT I HAVE BUT ONE LIFE TO LOSE FOR MY COUNTRY ERECTED BY THE SONS OF THE REVOLUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK EXECI MONUMENTUM AERE PERENNUS 1776 1883 SONS OF THE REVOLUTION. FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A GRANITE basin about 30 ft. square. In the center rises a granite column, around which is a granite basin about io ft. in diameter, above this a granite umbrella, over which the water flows. The top is surmounted by a bronze fixture. The entire structure is about 15 ft. high. Erected by the City in 1872. io8 ROBERT KELLY. BY DANIEL HUNTINGTON FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 79 i.. I ~I ( (( I C ( ( * ( ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CITY HALL PARK-CONTINUED * PROVOST PRISON TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRI PTION NEAR THIS SITE STOOD THE PROVOST PRISON WHERE PATRIOTS DIED FOR THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM 1776-1783 ERECTED BY THE MARY WASHINGTON COLONIAL CHAPTER DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION APRIL 15 A D 1901 ON'S.W. CORNER OF CITY HALL A BRONZE TABLET ARTIST UN KNOWN INSCRI PTION NEAR THIS SPOT IN THE PRESENCE OF GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE WAS READ AND PUBLISHED TO THE AMERICAN ARMY JULY 9th 1776. ERECTED BY THE SONS OF THE REVOLUTION. NO'V 25. 1892 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CITY HALL ROTUNDA THOMAS JEFFERSON 1743-1826 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1801-09 ARTIST PIERRE JEAN DAVID (DAVID D'ANGERS) 1789-1856 THIS is a copy in plaster of a life-sized bronze statue in the Capitol at Washington. He stands with his left foot advanced, his right arm across his chest, and his left hand holding beside him a large manuscript, on which is inscribed the Declaration of Independence. SIGNED: P. J. DAVID D'ANGERS 1833 INSCRIPTION PRESENTED TO THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY COMMODORE URIAH P. LEVY, OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY FEBRUARY 6TH 1834 HORACE GREELEY 1811-1872 FOUNDER OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, 1841 ARTIST UNKNOWN A WHITE plaster bust, life size. I10 4~k.~~.":~a:: ' r *.v-9;! j:t; c: it C.: 1. elr P, B I-f JUSTICE BY EDWARD SIMMONS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 86 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CITY HALL-CONTINUED GOVERNOR'S ROOM HENRY CLAY 1777-1852 A UNITED STATES SENATOR ARTIST M. PRUDEN AN undraped marble pedestal. straight ahead. white marble bust, life size, stands on a fluted His face is turned to the left and his eyes look SIGNED: HENRY CLAY, 1849. M. PRUDEN. 'SC. Purchased by the City in 1852. DE WITT CLINTON 1769-1828 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1817-23; 1825-28 ARTIST UNKNOWN A WHITE marble bust, life size, draped with a richly embroidered toga, stands on a rectangular granite pedestal. His face is turned to the right, with the eyes looking straight ahead, INSCRIPTION DE WITT CLINTON WILLIAM F. HAVEMEYER 1804-1874 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1845-46; 1848-49 ARTIST JULIA GRIFFIN A WHITE plaster bust, life size. SIGNED: JULIA GRIFFIN, MARCH, 1874 III CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CITY HALL-CONTINUED GOVERNOR'S ROOM VAN WYCK ARTIST UNKNOWN A WHITE plaster bust, life size. GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST UNKNOWN A WHITE plaster bust, life size. * GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST PIERRE JEAN DAVID (DAVID D'ANGERS) 1789-1856 COPIED BY LOUIS NOEL A BRONZE bust, heroic size, stands on a breche violet marble pedestal on the front of which is a bronze scroll bearing the inscription. The face is to the front and the eyes look straight ahead. This is a copy of a bust in the museum in Angers, France. SIGNED: DAVID D'ANGERS 1828 INSCRIPTION GEORGE WASHINGTON BY DAVID D'ANGERS PRESENTED BY THE HON. JEFFERSON M. LEVY TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK MDCCCCV 112 HENRY SIDDONS MOWBRAY, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 87 1.( ( C c r ~ (I CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CITY HALL-CONTINUED COUNCIL CHAMBER JOHN JAY 1745-1829 CHIEF JUSTICE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, 1789-95 ARTIST JOHN FRAZEE, N.A. 1790-1852 A WHITE marble bust, life size, draped with a toga, stands on a round marble pedestal. His face is to the front and the eyes look straight ahead. SIGNED: FRAZEE Given to the City in 1835. JOHN MARSHALL 1755-1835 CHIEF JUSTICE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, 1801-35 ARTIST UNKNOWN A WHITE marble bust, life size, partly draped with a toga, stands on a round marble pedestal. His face and eyes are to the front. COUNTY COURT HOUSE PART XVIII * GEORGE PEIRCE ANDREWS 1835-1902 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 1885-1902 ARTIST GEORGE T. BREWSTER 1862 -DRESSED in judicial robes is a mural bronze bust, slightly larger 113 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE COUNTY COURT HOUSE-CONTINUED than life size, resting on a representation of a judge's desk, on which lie the hands holding a paper. SIGNED: GEO: T. BREWSTER: SC. 1903. Given to the City in 1903. INSCRIPTION GEORGE - PEIRCE - ANDREWS BORN - SEPT - 29 - 1835 - DIED - MAY 24 - 1902 - JUSTICE - OF - SUPREME COURT - 1885 - 1902 - CORPORATION COUNSEL - 1880 - 1884 - ASSISTANT U - S - DISTRICT - ATTORNEY - 1861 1866. PART XIV FREDERICK SMYTH 1834-1900 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT, 1896-1900 ARTIST UNKNOWN IN the upper part of a large bronze tablet, bearing the inscription, is the head of a man in middle relief, with his face turned to the left. INSCRIPTIONS IN. MEMORY. OF FREDERICK. SMYTH BORN JVLY 15 1834 DIED - AVGVST 18I 1900 JVSTICE * OF * THE * SVPREME * COVRT 1896 - 1900 RECORDER * OF * THE * CITY - OF * NEW ~ YORK 1879 - 1894 'THE * BENCH ~ HAS - LOST * ONE * OF * ITS ~ MOST ABLE ~ VPRIGHT * AND - INDVSTRIOVS ~ MEMBERS THE * LAW * AND - ITS - ADMINISTRATION - AN VNTIRING - AND * WISE EXPONENT - AND ~ GVIDE AND * THE ~ BAR - A ~ KIND * ATTENTIVE * AND CONSIDERATE * FRIEND." RESOLVTIONS ~ OF * BENCH ~ AND ~ BAR ~ OCT * f900. 114 i;;iS~~~-r;c.~ "~. ~i. X,-i~ ~~ ~:-~~~IX~~~!t Y.j tr'- ~k ROBERT REID, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 89 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE COUNTY COURT HOUSE-CONTINUED PART XV THOMAS ADDIS EMMET 1764-1827 ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF STATE, 18I12 ARTIST OLLAVIANO GIOVANNAZZI THIS is a life-sized white marble bust, with the face and eyes to the front. SIGNED: OLLAVIANO GIOVANNAZZI FEc. LA 1828 Given to the Court in 1828. INSCRIPTION THOMAE ADDIS EMMET VIRO DOCTRINA - IVRIS SCIENTIA ELOQVENTIA PRAESTANTISSIMO INTER HAEC * SVBSELLIA ET - OFFICII MVNERA SVBITA - MORTE CORREPTO SOCII FORENSES POSVERVNT PART XV JOHN TREAT IRVING 1778-1838 ARTIST UNKNOWN A BUST relief in white marble encircled by a wreath. Given to the Court. INSCRIPTION VIRO HONORATO IOANNI T IRVING QVEM IVDICIS - OFFICIO * MVLTOS PER - ANNOS FVNGENTEM ET l LEGVM - DOCTRINA ET - MORVM INTEGRITAS - FELICISSIME CONDECORABANT IVRISCONSVLTI NEO EBORACENSES QVIBUS ET AMICI ET - MAGISTRI TAM TRISTE RELIQVIT - DESIDERIVM H M PONENDVM CVRAVERVNT Ir'' CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE COUNTY COURT HOUSE-CONTINUED PART XV JOHN SLOSS HOBART TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION John Sloss Hobart His birth at Fairfield in Connecticut; his Father the Pastor of the Church there. A Judge of the Supreme Court of this State from 1777 to 1798, when He "attained the Age of Sixty Years."-afterwards, in the same year, appointed Judge of the District Court of the U. S. within this District; and continued in the Trust to his Death 1805 As a Man - firm As a Citizen - zealous As a Judge - distinguishing As a Christian - sincere This Tablet is placed to his memory by One, to whom "As a friend - as close as a Brother."" PART XVIII * HENRY RUTGERS BEEKMAN TABLET ARTIST WILLIAM F. BEEKMAN INSCRIPTION INTEGER VITAE SCELERISQUE PURUS. IN MEMORY OF HENRY RUTGERS BEEKMAN BORN DEC. 8th 1845 DIED DEC. 17th 19oo. PRESIDENT OF DEPARTMENT OF PARKS 1885 TO 1887 PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN 1887 TO 1888 COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION 1888 TO 1889 JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT 1894 TO 1895 JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT 1895 TO 1900. WILLARD LEROY METCALF FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 92 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE COUNTY COURT HOUSE-CONTINUED PART XVIII HAMILTON W. ROBINSON TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION IN ~-MEMORY ~-OF HAMILTON W. ROBINSON BORN ~NOV 25~ 1814 DIED. APRIL 7 " 1879 JUDGE ~ OF ~ THE ~ COURT OF ~ COMMON PLEAS ~ FOR THE ~ CITY ~ AND - COUNTY ~ OF ~ NEW ~ YORK 1870 ~ 1879 AN ~ HONOR ~ TO ~-THE ~-JUDICIARY ~-AND ~-TO ~-OUR PROFESSION'" HIS. URBANITY ~ AND. SINCERITY. ENDEARED. HIM TO US ~ AND [HIS PROBITY HIS LEARNING AND - HIS FAITHFULNESS ~ TO ~ DUTY [COMMANDED UNIVERSAL- RESPECT ~-WE ~-CHERISH PLEASANT -RECOLLECTIONS-OF HIS ~ WELL - SPENT ~ LIFE ~ AND REVERE HIS ~ MEMORY AS * AN ~ ABLE AND ~ UPRIGHT JUDGE RESOLUTIONS OF BENCH ~ AND ~ BAR: APRIL 24 ~ 1879. HALL OF RECORDS CHAMBERS STREET FACADE *STATUES ABOUT THE LARGE CENTRAL WINDOW IN THE ATTIC ROOF ARTIST HENRY KIRKE BUSH-BROWN i.857 -CHILDHOOD SEATED on either side of the peak of' the window is a nude figure of an infant, heroic size, with one hand resting on a shield, the other grasping its ankle. Purchased by the City in 1902. "f7 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED * SPRING A CARYATID in granite, heroic size. Her face is wreathed in large blossoms. Her two hands grasp the drapery on her head. Purchased by the City in 1902. * SUMMER A MALE caryatid in granite, heroic size. He holds at his right side an inverted cornucopia, empty. Purchased by the City in 1903. * AUTUMN A CARYATID in granite, heroic size. She has grape-leaves and bunches of grapes entwined in her hair, and holds in front of her an inverted cornucopia. Purchased by the City in 1903. * WINTER A MALE caryatid in granite, heroic size. With wind-whipped beard, he is holding his cloak tightly around him. Purchased by the City in 1903. * PHILOSOPHY A HALF-RECLINING figure of a bald-headed man, in granite, heroic size. His left side and arm rest against a globe. His right arm extended, holds a skull on his knee, at which he is intently gazing. Purchased by the City in 1903. * POETRY A HALF-RECLINING figure of a young man, heroic size, in granite. His head is bound with a wreath; in his left hand a medallion of Dante's head; in his right hand a quill pen. Purchased by the City in 1903. * MATERNITY A SEATED female figure, heroic size, in granite, holding a baby on her lap. Purchased by the City in 1903. JUSTICE OF THE LAW BY EDWARD SIMMONS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 93 C I ( ( (i r r r ( ( ( (( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED * HERITAGE A SEATED group in granite, heroic size. A male figure holds on his lap a child. Purchased by the City in 1903. CHAMBERS STREET FACADE STATUES ON THE CHIEF CORNICE, CATALOGUED IN ORDER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARTIST PHILIP MARTINY, A.N.A. 1858 -* DAVID PIETERSEN DE VRIES LIVED IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY PATROON OF A COLONY ON STATEN ISLAND ABOUT 1640 A GRANITE statue, heroic size. He stands holding his hat against his hip with his right hand, and in his left, his gloves. Purchased by the City in 1904. * CALEB HEATHCOTE 1665-1721 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1711-14 A GRANITE statue, heroic size. Dressed in clerical garb, he holds before him, with both hands, a document. Purchased by the City in 1904. *DE WITT CLINTON 1769-1828 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1817-23; 1828 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1803-07; 1809--O; 1811-15 A GRANITE statue, heroic size. A heavy overcoat hangs from his shoulders, and in each hand is a roll of manuscript. Purchased by the City in 1905. I19 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED *ABRAM STEVENS HEWITT 1822-1903 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1887-88 A GRANITE figure, heroic size, of a man standing with feet apart and his right hand resting on a mass of drapery lying on a column at his side, while in his left hand, held before his waist, is a roll. Purchased by the City in 1906. * PHILIP HONE 1781-1851 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1825-26 A GRANITE statue, heroic size. In his right hand a pen; in his left, a scroll. Purchased by the City in 1906. * PETER STUYVESANT 1592-1672 DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF NEW NETHERLANDS, 1647-64 A GRANITE statue, heroic size. He stands squarely on his wooden leg, with his hat in his left hand and a walking-stick in his right. Purchased by the City in 1905. *CADWALLADER DAVID COLDEN 1769-1834 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1818-21 A GRANITE statue, in Colonial dress, heroic size, with a roll in the right hand. Purchased by the City in 1905. * JAMES DUANE 1733-1797 MAYOR OF NEW YORK, 1784-89 A GRANITE statue, heroic size. A cloak hangs over his left arm, and in his left hand is a cane. Purchased by the City in 1906. 120 iy L THE POWER OF THE LAW BY EDWIN HOWLAND BLASHFIELD, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 94 (,(" (((~(( 1 1 ( ( r. ( ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED CHAMBERS STREET ENTRANCE TWO GROUPS ARTIST PHILIP MARTINY A.N.A. 1858 -*NEW YORK IN REVOLUTIONARY TIMES A GROUP of three figures, heroic size, in granite, stands on a pedestal of the same material. Wearing a helmet, and dressed in a loosely fitting robe falling in ample folds about her feet, the figure of a woman stands with her head turned a little to the right and her eyes nearly closed. Her left hand holds a torch, and her right supports a globe on the arm of a massive chair, with its concave back reaching to her shoulders. At her right, a figure in Colonial uniform stands with the right leg thrown forward, the right hand against the hip and the left grasping the barrel of a musket standing at his side. At her left stands a female figure in threequarters view to the right. She is dressed in a simple costume, with a kerchief about her shoulders, and her left hand, clasping a sickle and a fold of her apron, hangs at her side, while in the hollow of her right arm she holds a large bunch of long-stemmed flowers. Purchased by the City in 1907. *NEW YORK IN ITS INFANCY A GROUP of three figures in granite, heroic size, stands on a granite pedestal. Dressed in a simple robe hanging in ample folds, a female figure stands in front of a massive chair, with its concave back reaching above her shoulders. She wears a crown, her face and eyes are to the front, her right hand holds a document, and her left rests on two books standing on the arm of the chair. At her right stands an Indian wearing only a feather head-dress, a necklace and a narrow leather apron. His right hand rests on the handle of an oar thrust into the prow of a canoe, and his left, holding arrows, hangs at his side. At her left stands a figure dressed in Colonial costume, with his clenched right hand against his side and his left clasping the collar of his cloak. Purchased by the City in 19o7. 121 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED CENTRE STREET FACADE STATUES ABOUT THE LARGE CENTRAL WINDOW IN THE ATTIC ROOF ARTIST HENRY KIRKE BUSH-BROWN 1857 -* RECORDER A HALF-RECLINING figure of a bearded man, heroic size, in granite. Under his left arm he holds a book, with his right he is writing in an open volume across his knee. Purchased by the City in 1903. * KEEPER OF THE ROLLS A SEATED figure in granite, heroic size, of a young man examining a half-opened roll lying across his knees. Purchased by the City in 1903. STATUES ON THE CHIEF CORNICE, CATALOGUED IN ORDER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARTIST PHILIP MARTINY, A.N.A. 1858 -* CHEMISTRY A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. With her left hand she holds a book against her bosom; in her right, a wreath. At her feet stands an antique retort on a pile of books, and beside them a mortar and pestle. Purchased by the City in 1905. * MEDICINE A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. At her left, a snake is coiled about a small column; at her feet, a skull rests on a pile of books. Purchased by the City in 1905. 122 ,fa~~s; Pi a; ~i~h~ JX" 0i'~ 1w Y "it-IV~ A-Z. t"P BOF ~~41, Z, ~U ~ ~ i-;-::::: ru arr WISDOM~,;I~ r B Y~! HENR OLVERWALKR,,N.A FOR DSCRITION EE PGE 9 ( I (( r ( I ii ' ( i I i ( L CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED * INDUSTRY A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. She holds. in her right hand a sheet of metal; behind her stands an anvil. Purchased by the City in 1905. * COMMERCE A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. In her right hand the caduceus; on her head the winged hat; at her feet, fruits; beside her, a bale of goods. Purchased by the City in 1905. * NAVIGATION A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. In her left hand a model of a primitive ship; at her right side stands an anchor. Purchased by the City in 1905. * INDUSTRIAL ART A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. On her left arm she holds a vase, while at her feet stands another; in her right hand are flowers. Purchased by the City in 1905. * MUSIC A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. With her left hand she holds a sheet of music to her bosom; in her right, a lyre. At her feet stands a model of primitive organ pipes. Purchased by the City in 1905. * ARCHITECTURE A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. With both hands she holds in front of her a mass of clay; at her feet stands a partial view of the facade of the Parthenon. Purchased by the City in 1905 -123 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED CENTRE STREET ENTRANCE TWO STATUES ARTIST PHILIP MARTINY, A.N.A. 1858 -*JUSTICE DRESSED in voluminous drapery, a female figure, heroic size, in granite, is seated in an armchair of the same material. Her head is inclined to the right, with the eyes looking straight ahead. She holds a roll in her right hand, and her left rests on the rim of a shield standing on its edge at her side, and behind this stands a sword. Purchased by the City in I9o6. *AUTHORITY A FEMALE figure, heroic size, in granite, is seated in an armchair of the same material. At her left elbow and right shoulder oak leaves are entwined with her ample draperies; her head is inclined to the left with the eyes looking straight ahead. In her left hand is a roll and her right rests on the end of a granite fascis standing at her side. Purchased by the City in 19o6. READE STREET ELEVATION STATUES ABOUT THE LARGE CENTRAL WINDOW IN THE ATTIC ROOF ARTIST HENRY KIRKE BUSH-BROWN 1857 -* STUDY A HALF-RECLINING youth, in granite, heroic size. His left elbow rests on a pile of books; his head leans on his hand; in his right hand is an open book. Purchased by the City in 1903. 124 O m C z1 X c I < ve CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED * INSTRUCTION A HALF-RECLINING figure of a young man in granite, heroic size. His right elbow rests on a pile of books. His left hand holds a book open on his knees. Purchased by the City in 1903. * HISTORY A HALF-RECLINING male figure in granite, heroic size. His left elbow rests on his knee, with his chin on his hand, in which he holds a bunch of keys. He reclines on his left elbow, resting on a locked chest. Purchased by the City in 1902. *LAW A SEATED male figure in granite, heroic size. open book on his knees. Purchased by the City in 1902. He is holding an STATUES ON THE CHIEF CORNICE, CATALOGUED IN ORDER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARTIST PHILIP MARTINY, A.N.A. 1858 -*JUSTICE A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. she holds a sword and a pair of scales. headman's ax and block. Purchased by the City in 1905. Against her right side At her feet stands the * ELECTRICITY A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. In her right hand she holds a palm branch; in her left, a spindle-like object. Purchased by the City in 1905. 125 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED * PRINTING A FIGURE of a young man in granite, heroic size. He is clad in the dress of printers who used hand-presses and he stands with such a press behind him. Purchased by the City in 1905. * FORCE A NUDE figure of a man in granite, heroic size. He holds a club across his left shoulder. Between his feet is the head of a dead lion, whose skin is more or less entangled with the legs of the statue. Purchased by the City in 1905. * TRADITION A FIGURE of an old man in granite, heroic size. He holds a crook against his right side and an open scroll in front of him. Purchased by the City in 1905. * IRON AGE A FIGURE of a young man in granite, heroic size. He stands in front of a mechanical device. Over his right shoulder hang ropes and in his left hand he holds a pair of pincers. Purchased by the City in 1905. * PAINTING A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. In her left hand is a mirror; in her right, brushes and palette; behind her, an easel. Purchased by the City in 1905. * SCULPTURE A FEMALE figure in granite, heroic size. Her right hand rests on a torso of a man; her left hand holds a mallet and chisels. Purchased by the City in 1905. 126 A uf ~P "~ 7 ~rar..~.. -; ~,~ru - ~~ AN 4k i; i i t ~h~ "YU ~I r f E -~j ~I, `: I::;7; L: C BY JOSEPH LAUBER FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 98 f 10 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED WEST ELEVATION STATUES ABOUT THE LARGE CENTRAL WINDOW IN THE ATTIC ROOF ARTIST HENRY KIRKE BUSH-BROWN 1857 -* INDUSTRY A SEATED figure in granite, heroic size, of a young man wearing a leather apron. His left forearm rests upon an anvil; his right hand on his knee. Purchased by the City in 1903. * COMMERCE A SEATED female figure in granite, heroic size. She holds in her hands a rudder, with her right elbow resting on a pulley. Purchased by the City in 1903. CHAMBERS STREET VESTIBULE TWO GROUPS ARTIST ALBERT WEINERT 1863 -* CONSOLIDATION OF GREATER NEW YORK A GROUP, life size, in white marble. In the center stands a youth; on his left, a seated female figure handing him a key; on his right, a female figure with an open scroll across her lap, with her left arm resting on the City Hall in low relief. Purchased by the City in 19o6. INSCRIPTION CONSOLIDATION OF GREATER NEW YORK 1898. 127 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HALL OF RECORDS-CONTINUED * RECORDING THE PURCHASE OF MANHATTAN ISLAND A GROUP in white marble, life size. In the center a youth reaching a bag of gold to a female figure seated at his right, who holds in her hands a tablet and stylus; on the youth's left is a seated Indian. Purchased by the City in 19o6. INSCRIPTION RECORDING THE PURCHASE OF MANHATTAN ISLAND 1626 CRIMINAL COURTS BUILDING * REBECCA SALOME FOSTER 1848-1902 ARTIST KARL BITTER, N.A., SCULPTOR i868 -CHARLES ROLLINSON LAMB, ARCHITECT A MARBLE relief in gilt Renaissance frame. A winged female figure in mezzo-relief, consoles a mourner (in high relief), with bent head, and hand supporting his chin. Her right hand rests upon his neck, her left on his shoulder. Above is a medallion with a portrait of the deceased, in middle relief. SIGNED: KARL * BITTER * INV * ET * FEC * MCMIII Given to the City in 1903. INSCRIPTION REBECCA SALOME FOSTER OCT * 24. 1848 - FEB * 22 * 1902 ON HER LIPS WAS THE LAW OF KINDNESS 128 I-' n; a-;~i,~'$,,,i~;.* ` ~s~ BY CHARLES YARDLEY TURNER, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 100 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE SEWARD PARK JACOB H. SCHIFF FOUNTAIN ARTIST ARNOLD W. BRUNNER, ARCHITECT 1857 -ORNAMENTAL fountain. Large basin 15 ft. x 3 ft., from center of which rises a column supporting two bronze basins, one above the other. Semicircular seats on two sides about 25 ft. long. All of dark gray granite except the two basins. INSCRIPTIONS PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK 1895 "AND THERE SHALL COME WATER OUT OF IT, THAT THE PEOPLE MAY DRINK.' EXODUS - XVII - 6 COOPER SQUARE PETER COOPER 1791-1883 INVENTOR, MANUFACTURER AND AN AMERICAN PHILANTHROPIST ARTIST AUGUSTUS SAINT GAUDENS, N.A. 1848-1907 SEATED in a massive bronze chair standing on a white marble pedestal, is a bearded figure in bronze, heroic size. His face is turned a little to the left, and his kindly eyes look straight ahead. His left hand grasps a heavy cane standing out a little from the 129 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE COOPER SQUARE-CONTINUED chair, and his clenched right hand rests in his lap. The statue stands beneath a massive marble canopy supported by Ionic granite columns. SIGNED: AVGVSTVS SAINT - GAVDENS - FECIT * M * D * C C* C - C XCIV: INSCRIPTIONS PETER ~ COOPER * BORN * FEBRVARY * XII * A * D M D* C C XCI DIED APRIL * III A D M - D * C C * CLXXXIII ERECTED BY THE CITIZENS * OF NEW * YORK ~ IN GRATEFVL * REMEMBRANCE OF PETER COOPER FOVNDER * OF * THE * COOPER * VNION - FOR THE - ADVANCEMENT OF * SCIENCE - AND * ART * ANNO * DOMINI M * D C C C XCVII NEWCOMB FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A SHAFT 8 feet high, 6 feet wide and I foot thick, composed of blocks of rough-cut granite. On one side a granite basin, nearly round, about 6 feet in diameter, for horses; on the opposite side, a small iron basin for the surplus water flowing from the mouth of a contorted dolphin. The shaft is surmounted by an iron ornament about 4 feet high. INSCRIPTION THE GIFT OF MARIE GUISE NEWCOMB to THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS 1894 130 i" a - r~~ f; ~ hfi 1? ^; L.i: L~j~firl~, I~ ~a ~~~~'I, "V~~d; I,ci ) i" ~o~t i.;ii r ~~~~r Ti 4 -( )~~~*: t- ~~.9 i"C ~~, ';~3~ Y ~a ~;-i;~Lir` ~1 r ~~ ""' I, u ~d "'~.~ I~i;f.r; *.i I; L1;~:; f;*4,, " ~i~k ',~3~t ~r~r~:1~~::~. I~~~-~5~~~i,~Y~~~.~~~d~~~rUI~~dFqli~j~k~ ~ ~~j ~~: i F~: i):;;:i~~~,:i ~: ~~,l~c'P;~Sla;i"a;,,~ ti:'_bl::,r'X' ~ i- ~:~: '"- ~ i; ~'~\ i- r ~~~ti Al_ 1:i i. -f~,; -,i I~~I~~~~c)ntl:" I*8: ~~ I~ ':Li m?.t I:~~ ~.~I ":.:.:-~i:-3::-;.~.~;~:~_.~ii~ C~:~D~~lgr \'~~T-;,...;~ ~C: ~~,: 1 r~,,, ~_~ ~ ~' 'f.~r ~r'; ~:~: ~~:.:~LI..~:; ~~~:.,-~~-~F~;i-c~;*x~~.i "; c;~. ~~ -:'I: JOHN ERICSSON BY JONATHAN SCOTT HARTLEY, N.A. FOR ~DESCRIP710N SEE PACE 105 tr ct c c c ~( ( c r C ( ( I ( ( ~ r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE ASTOR PLACE SAMUEL SULLIVAN COX 1824-1889 MEMBER OF CONGRESS, 1857-65; 1869-73; 1875-85; 1888-89 ARTIST LOUISE LAWSON 186 -A BRONZE figure, heroic size, is standing erect on a granite pedestal. He is dressed in a tightly fitting frock coat, with his face turned slightly to the left, and his eyes looking straight ahead. His right arm is raised above the shoulder with the index finger pointing upward, while his clenched left hand hangs at his side. SIGNED: LOUISE LAWSON SCULPTOR INSCRIPTIONS SAMUEL SULLIVAN COX THE LETTER CARRIER'S FRIEND. ERECTED IN GRATEFUL AND LOVING MEMORY OF HIS SERVICES IN CONGRESS BY THE LETTER CARRIERS OF NEW YORK, HIS HOME, AND OF THE UNITED STATES, HIS COUNTRY JULY 4th, 1891 COMMITTEE GEORGE H. NEWSOM, CHAIRMAN THOMAS MURPHY, TREASURER JAMES GREER, SECRETARY JAMES McVEY BERNARD S. KENNEDY MICHAEL J. HARNEY CHARLES P. KELLY THE LETTER CARRIERS OF THE FOLLOWING CITIES ERECTED THIS MONUMENT TO SAMUEL SULLIVAN COX [Here follows a list of about two hundred cities.] 131 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HUDSON PARK FIREMEN'S MONUMENT ARTIST UNKNOWN A SIMPLE granite sarcophagus is placed on a rectangular granite pedestal. Its top is adorned with firemen's helmets and a lamp carved in high relief. INSCRIPTIONS THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY THE MEMBERS OF EAGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO. 13 IN CONNEXION WITH THE FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED TO COMMEMORATE THE SAD EVENT CONNECTED WITH THEIR DEATH AND THE LOSS WHICH THEY DEPLORE HERE ARE INTERRED the bodies of EUGENE UNDERHILL aged 20 years 7 months and 9 days and FREDERICK A. WARD aged 22 years I month and 16 days Who lost their lives by the falling of a Building while engaged in the discharge of their duty as Firemen on the first day of July mdcccxxxiv THIS GROUND WAS USED AS A CEMETERY BY TRINITY PARISH DURING THE YEARS 1834-1898. IT WAS MADE A PUBLIC PARK BY THE CITY OF NEW YORK IN THE YEAR 1897-8. THIS MONUMENT STOOD IN THE CEMETERY AND WAS REMOVED TO THIS SPOT IN THE YEAR 1898. 132 ABRAHAM DE PEYSTER BY GEORGE EDWIN BISSELL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE IO6 F I ) (2~ I I ( ( ( r ( C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HUDSON PARK-CONTINUED IN MEMORIAM THE CITY OF NEW YORK DEVOTES TO THE SERVICE AND COMFORT OF THE LIVING THIS GROUND FORMERLY USED BY TRINITY PARISH AS A BURIAL PLACE FOR THE DEAD, WHOSE NAMES, ALTHOUGH NOT INSCRIBED, ARE HEREBY REVERENTLY COMMEMORATED. A. D. MDCCCXCVIII FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN AT the base of the pavilion are three lions' heads; out of their mouths water flows over sculptural figures of dolphins, shells, etc., into a large irregular basin connected with the oblong basin of the sunken garden. TOMPKINS SQUARE FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A GRANITE pavilion 6 feet square by 12 feet high, surmounted by a bronze female figure representing a water bearer. On the front side of the low pedestal supporting this figure is inscribed M. S.; on the rear, 1891; on each side, L. Below the roof of molding are cut in the granite, one word on each side: FAITH HOPE CHARITY TEMPERANCE In the center of the pavilion is the stump of a granite column, out of which the water flows. * MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN ARTIST BRUNO LOUIS ZIMM 1875 -A PYRAMIDAL shaft of pink Knoxville marble, 8 feet high. On the front is an ornamental basin and above this a lion's head, from 133 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE TOMPKINS SQUARE-CONTINUED which the water flows, and a low relief representing two children watching a distant steamboat. SIGNED: B * L ZIMM Given to the City in 19o6. INSCRIPTION STHEY WERE SEARTH'S * SPVREST SCHILDREN SYOVNG AND * FAIR ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMER GENERAL SLOCVM JVNE XV MCMIV DEDICATED BY THE SYMPATHETIC SOCIETY OF GERMAN LADIES IN THE YEAR OF OVR LORD MCMVI WASHINGTON SQUARE ALEXANDER LYMAN HOLLEY 1832-1882 AN AMERICAN INVENTOR AND ENGINEER ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 1830 -A BRONZE bust, heroic size, stands on an ornamental white marble pedestal consisting of a central pillar joined to two smaller pillars 134 UI~ BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BY E. PLASSMAN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 107 I~ (( ( ( (r r I L(( L C ( Ct C b CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE WASHINGTON SQUARE-CONTINUED by simple screens. He is dressed in a heavy overcoat and his face is turned slightly to the left, with the eyes looking straight ahead. SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD, SCULPTOR, N. Y. 1889 Given to the City in 1889. INSCRIPTIONS BORN IN LAKEVILLE, CONN. JULY 20th, 1832. DIED IN BROOKLYN, N. Y., JANUARY 29th, 1882. IN HONOR OF ALEXANDER LYMAN HOLLEY FOREMOST AMONG THOSE WHOSE GENIUS AND ENERGY ESTABLISHED IN AMERICA AND IMPROVED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD THE MANUFACTURE OF BESSEMER STEEL THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED BY ENGINEERS OF TWO HEMISPHERES. GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI 1807-1882 AN ITALIAN PATRIOT ARTIST G. TURINI DRESSED in the Garibaldian uniform, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands with the left foot well advanced, on a simple granite pedestal. His head, with long, thick hair exposed below his round cap, is inclined to the right, and his full-bearded face is turned to the left, with the serious eyes looking straight ahead. His left hand grasps his scabbard, and his right arm, from beneath the skirt of his outer garment, thrown up over the shoulder, reaches across his chest, the hand grasping the hilt of his partly drawn sword. SIGNED: G. TURINI SCULPTOR Given to the City in 1888. 135 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE WASHINGTON SQUARE-CONTINUED INSCRIPTIONS GARIBALDI 1807 - 1882 IL II GIUGNO MDCCCLXXXVIII GLI ITALIANI DEGLI STATI UNITI D' AMERICA ERESSERO WASHINGTON ARCH ARTIST STANFORD WHITE, ARCHITECT 1853-1906 THIS is a granite structure 77 feet high, 62 feet wide, with an arch 47 feet high and a span of 30 feet. Above the piers the structure is richly ornamented with carving. INSCRIPTIONS TO COMMEMORATE THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE INAUGURATION OF GEORGE WASHINGTON AS FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. ERECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. LET US RAISE A STANDARD TO WHICH THE WISE AND THE HONEST CAN REPAIR THE EVENT IS IN THE HAND OF GOD * WASHINGTON MDCCCLXXXIX FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A CIRCULAR basin about 50 feet in diameter, enclosed by a massive granite coping about 2 feet high. 136 P"17 r;11) r ~!,~~~ ii~si~ ~. dlRI~1~IP~t ~:;osr ~5 i$BLZ~a r iasrCi * ^ ~~h 3~FT NATHAN HALE BY FREDERICK WILLIAM MACMONNIES, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 107 ( ( r n ( (:( ( I i r. r (-( I C 1 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE UNION SQUARE ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809-1865 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1861-65 ARTIST HENRY KIRKE BROWN, N.A. 1814-1886 A BRONZE figure, heroic size, with whiskers on the lower part of his face and with the face and eyes to the front, stands with the left foot advanced on a granite pedestal. His cloak, drawn round over the right shoulder, is gathered in ample folds against his breast with his right hand, while his left hand, holding a roll, hangs at his side. Given to the City in 1868. INSCRIPTION * WITH * CHARITY * FOR * ALL * WITH - MALICE * TOWARD. NONE * MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE 1757-1834 MAJOR-GENERAL IN COLONIAL ARMY, 1777-81 ARTIST FREDERIC AUGUSTE BARTHOLDI 1834-19o4 DRESSED in an eighteenth-century uniform, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands with left foot advanced on a plinth in the form of a ship's prow. His eyes are raised and gaze into the distance. His left arm is concealed by a toga hanging in ample folds from his left shoulder and his left hand, with palm up, is extended down'37 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE UNION SQUARE-CONTINUED ward in gesture, while his right holds against his breast an unsheathed sword. SIGNED: A. BARTHOLDI, 1873 INSCRIPTIONS "AS SOON AS I HEARD OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, MY HEART WAS ENLISTED." 1776. TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK, FRANCE, IN REMEMBRANCE OF SYMPATHY IN TIME OF TRIAL, 1870 - 1871. ERECTED 1876. GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTISTS HENRY KIRKE BROWN, N.A. 1814-1886 AND JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 1830 -AN equestrian statue in bronze, heroic size, stands on a simple granite pedestal. Washington is dressed in Colonial uniform, and is face is to the front, with the eyes, slightly raised, gazing into the distance. His right arm, extended, is raised above the shoulder with the hand, palm outward, in expressive gesture, while his left hand, holding a chapeau and the reins, guides his charger, which with arched neck and left foreleg raised is in the act of walking. SIGNED: H. K. BROWN SCULPTOR. J. Q. A. WARD, ASST. 1854 Given to the City in 1854. INSCRIPTION WASHINGTON 138 I-3 I: A............Aw a NOWl(Lllgi~M~U WUm a-~so YC7i~tL* 8;;~~-i;`~~~- ~u.i-g ~;~-;i 2: _ic-, I:1. -I'~:; ~ NEW YORK IN ITS INFANCY BY PHILIP MARTINY, A.N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 121 ( ( ~ cc r * ( ( c r r r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE UNION SQUARE-CONTINUED FOUNTAIN ARTIST KARL ADOLF DONNDORF 1835 -A GROUP in bronze, heroic size. A female figure holds a child on her right arm; with her left hand she assists a child to hold a water pitcher. The pedestal is a massive bronze pillar, on four sides of which are basins to catch the water flowing from four large lions' heads. Pedestal further ornamented with bugs, moths, lizards, etc., in relief. It rests on a large irregular pink marble base. SIGNED: A. DONNDORF. FEC. STUTTGART. DEUTSCHLAND Purchased by the City in 1881. FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A CIRCULAR basin about 25 feet in diameter, the rim of which is a massive granite coping about I foot high. In the center of the basin is a fixture out of which the water shoots in a spray. MADISON SQUARE *CHESTER ALAN ARTHUR 1830-1886 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1881-85 ARTIST GEORGE EDWIN BISSELL 1839 -A BRONZE figure, heroic size, of a gentleman with side-whiskers, stands erect on a granite pedestal with carved moldings. His 139 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE MADISON SQUARE--CONTINUED face and eyes are to the front; his right hand is held at ease before his waist, and with his left he holds a small book resting against his thigh. Behind him stands an armchair and under his feet is an oriental rug, which partly covers the front of the plinth. SIGNED: GEO. E. BISSELL SCULPTOR 1898 Given to the City in 1898. INSCRIPTION CHESTER * ALAN ARTHUR TWENTY-FIRST ~ PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ROSCOE CONKLING 1829-1888 MEMBER OF CONGRESS, 1859-63; 1865-67 UNITED STATES SENATOR, 1867-8I ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 1830 -A BRONZE figure, heroic size, is standing on a simple granite pedestal in the attitude of making a speech. His full-bearded face is turned to the left, with his eyes looking straight ahead, and one side of his unbuttoned frock coat is held back by his left hand, with the thumb resting in the pocket of his trousers, while his right hand is extended downward in gesture. SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD, SCULPTOR Given to the City in 1893. INSCRIPTION ROSCOE CONKLING 14o V "N cc cc ( tre (( c'e ' c (( cc(cc ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE MADISON SQUARE-CONTINUED DAVID GLASGOW FARRAGUT 180i1-870 ADMIRAL UNITED STATES NAVY, 1866-70 ARTISTS AUGUSTUS SAINT GAUDENS, N.A. 1848-1907 AND STANFORD WHITE 1853-1906 DRESSED in the uniform of an admiral, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands erect, with the right foot advanced on a rectangular pillar forming the center of a semicircular granite pedestal. His face and eyes are to the front. His right hand hangs at his side and his left holds a field glass before his waist. The front of the pillar is ornamented with an unsheathed sword in low relief, and waves flowing across it extend to the concave wings, which are ornamented with female figures, in low relief, seated with their backs against the central pillar. The inner base of each wing is a broad seat with the arm formed of the figure of a fish springing through water. SIGNED: AVGVSTVS * SAINT * GAVDENS - SCVLPTOR * STANFORD - WHITE ARCHITECT * I880 INSCRIPTIONS DAVID * GLASGOW * FARRAGVT THAT * THE * MEMORY ~ OF * A - DARING ~ AND * SAGACIOVS * COMMANDER * AND GENTLE GREAT-SOVLED * MAN * WHOSE * LIFE * FROM * CHILD-HOOD * WAS * GIVEN * TO ~ HIS * COVNTRY * BVT * WHO SERVED ~ HER * SVPREMELY * IN. THE * WAR * FOR * THE ~ VNION - M * D * C * C * C * LXI - M D-C C * C * LXV * MAY - BE * PRESERVED * AND - HONORED * AND * THAT ~ THEY. WHO * COME ~ AFTER HIM ~ AND ~ WHO ~ WILL O OWE * HIM * SO * MVCH * MAY SEE * HIM * AS HE WAS SEEN * BY * FRIEND ~ AND FOE HIS * COVNTRYMEN * HAVE * SET * UP THIS * MONVMENT * A D - M * D * CC * C - L * XXXI: 141 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE MADISON SQUARE-CONTINUED BORN. NEAR - KNOXVILLE - TENNESSEE ~ IVLY - V ~ M ~ D * C ~ C ~ C ~ I - MID-SHIPMAN M D C C C X BATTLE ~ OF - ESSEX ~ AND * PHOEBE ~ MARCH ~ XXVIII -M D C C ~ C ~ XIVLIEVTENANT * M ~ D * C C* C * XXV COMMAND -ER M D C -C BATTLE - XXV ~ M ~ D * C -D * C ~C C LXII V. M* D* C*C*C -III M D C C VNITED -LY - XXVI C*XLI-CAPTAIN *M D C C~C~L*VOF ~ NEW ~ ORLEANS - APRIL SC C - LX ~ II * REAR * ADMIRAL / M* BATTLE ~ OF ~ MOBILE * BAY - AVGVST ~ LXIV ~ VICE ~ ADMIRAL ~ DECEMBER * XXC - LXIV * FIRST * ADMIRAL ~ OF * THE ~ * STATES * OF - AMERICA - IVM D C C C LXVI * DIED * AT ~ PORTSMOVTH * NEW ~ HAMPSHIRE ~ AVGVST XIV * M D C * C C * LXX WILLIAM HENRY SEWARD 1801-1872 GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, 1838-43 UNITED STATES SENATOR, 1849-61 SECRETARY OF STATE, 1861-69 ARTIST RANDOLPH ROGERS 1825-1892 SEATED with crossed legs in an armchair is a figure in bronze, heroic size, with the face turned to the left and the eyes looking straight ahead. Books and documents are piled beneath the chair. SIGNED: RANDOLPH ROGERS INV. ET MOD. ROMAE MDCCCLXXV Given to the City in 1876. INSCRIPTION WILLIAM H. SEWARD GOVERNOR, U. S. SENATOR, SECRETARY OF STATE OF U. S. 142 L mam m m mm-m mm mmm wm m mem BY AUGUSTUS SAINT GAUDENS, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 129 r It (( (((((( C I (, ( ( c Ct r ( ( r. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE MADISON SQUARE-CONTINUED WILLIAM JENKINS WORTH 1794-1849 MAJOR-GENERAL UNITED STATES ARMY, 1846-49 ARTIST JAMES GOODWIN BATTERSON, ARCHITECT 1823-1901 THIS is a granite obelisk fifty feet high, divided into sections by double bands of granite between which are inscribed the names of battles. The front dado of the pedestal is adorned with a small equestrian high relief, in bronze, of a general in full uniform, holding aloft an unsheathed sword in his right hand, while, with his other hand, he guides his horse, galloping to the left. Against the lower section of the shaft is a massive bronze ornament consisting of cannon, swords and other weapons interwoven. In front of this sits a bronze eagle with wings outspread. INSCRIPTIONS MAJ. GEN. WORTH. DUCIT AMOR PATRI)E BY THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK 1857. HONOR THE BRAVE UNDER THIS MONUMENT LIES THE BODY OF WILLIAM JENKINS WORTH, BORN IN HUDSON, N. Y. MARCH I, 1794 -DIED IN TEXAS, MAY 7, 1849. CITY OF MEXICO PEROTE FLORIDA CONTRERAS MONTEREY PUEBLA CHIPPEWA CHURUBUSCO VERA CRUZ CERRO GORDO FORT GEORGE WEST POINT SAN ANTONIO CHAPULTEPEC LUNDY'S LANE MOLINO DEL REY 143 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE MADISON SQUARE-CONTINUED FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A CIRCULAR basin about 25 feet in diameter, in the center of which the water rises in jets. It is surrounded by a low granite rim, on which sit six large brown granite urns at regular intervals. FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A MASSIVE irregular granite pillar. The base is divided into three irregular spaces by large granite scrolls. In two of these spaces are granite basins for horses, the third space is for persons. APPELLATE COURT BUILDING AT ENTRANCE TWO STATUES ARTIST FREDERICK WELLINGTON RUCKSTUHL 1853 -WISDOM A FIGURE in white marble, heroic size, with long, matted beard, is seated with a tome open on his lap. His left hand grasps its edge and his right is pointing at the page. He is clad in a tunic, and over his head is draped a mantle which falls about him in ample folds. SIGNED: F. W. RUCKSTUHL SCULP - 1900 Purchased by the City in 19oo. INSCRIPTION EVERY LAW NOT BASED ON WISDOM IS A MENACE TO THE STATE 144 8~B~~t "i i~; ~i~' P\MIJL~U; ~bFI-'\' ~,r,:-~:il-;~o MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN BY BRUNO LOUIS ZIMM FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 133 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED FORCE DRESSED in armor, with a crested helmet and a long mantle falling backward from his shoulders and lying in ample folds across the knees, is seated a male figure in white marble, heroic size, with the left hand resting on the arm of the chair, and the right grasping a short sword lying across the knees. SIGNED: E. [sic] W. RUCKSTUHL SCULP - 1900 Purchased by the City in 19oo. INSCRIPTION WE MUST NOT USE FORCE TILL JUST LAWS ARE DEFIED TWENTY-FIFTH STREET FACADE ABOVE THE WINDOWS WITHIN THE PORTICO ARTIST MAXIMILLIAN M. SCHWARTZOTT 1855 -MORNING AND NIGHT THESE are life-size half-reclining nude figures of a man and a woman. The man is bearded and leans on his left elbow, with the hand on an hour-glass, and to the left is a round cartouche of the sun. The woman, with head bowed in the attitude of sleep, leans on her right elbow and her head is partly covered by a scarf, which extends across her knees. To the right is a round cartouche of a crescent moon surrounded by stars. NOON AND EVENING THESE are life-size half-reclining nude figures of a youth and maiden. The maiden is reclining in easy posture, resting on her right elbow, and on the wall beside her is a cartouche of the sun. The youth rests on his left elbow, and on the wall beside him is a cartouche of a bat with wings spread. 145 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED CENTER OF TWENTY-FIFTH STREET FACADE PEDIMENT FIGURES TRIUMPH OF LAW ARTIST CHARLES HENRY NIEHAUS, N.A. 1865 -IN the center of the pediment above the portico the figure of a woman sits enthroned in a classic garb and mantle. Her hands hold tablets resting upon the arms of the throne. The one on her right bearing the inscription: LEX SCRIPTA The other, on her left: LEX TRADITA At the sides of the throne are kneeling male figures in armor, the one on her right bearing a sword and wreath, the one on her left a sword and shield. In the right and left corners of the pediment are two reclining nude figures. The left-hand figure is a bearded man of middle age, holding in his right hand a fascis, with a ram behind him. The figure in the right-hand corer is an old man, bald and with a long beard. His right elbow rests upon a vessel filled with scrolls; he peruses an unrolled scroll in his left hand. Behind him is an owl seated on a crescent. FIGURES ON THE ROOF-BALUSTRADE CATALOGUED IN ORDER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT MOHAMMED 570-632 FOUNDER OF MOHAMMEDANISM ARTIST CHARLES ALBERT LOPEZ, A.N.A. 1869-1906 THE left-hand figure, Mohammed, in white marble, heroic size, with long beard, a turban on his head, and enveloped in flowing 146 ALEXANDER LYMAN HOLLEY BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 134 ( ( L ( ( r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED TWENTY-FIFTH STREET FACADE oriental draperies, stands in easy posture, his weight resting on his left foot. His right hand grasps a scimeter, and with his arms and left hand he presses the Koran against his left breast. SIGNED: CHARLES A. LOPEZ SCULPTOR Purchased by the City in 1899. ZOROASTER 66o B.C.-583 B.C. FOUNDER OF THE PERSO-IRANIAN NATIONAL RELIGION ARTIST EDWARD CLARK POTTER, N.A. THE next one, in white marble, heroic size, is a bearded figure in Persian robes, with a mantle enveloping his left arm and shoulders and wearing a helmet. His right arm is raised in gesture, and his left grasps a goblet, from which a flame issues. SIGNED: E. C. POTTER SCULPTOR '99 Purchased by the City in 1899. ALFRED THE GREAT 849-901 KING OF THE WEST SAXONS, 871-901 ARTIST JONATHAN SCOTT HARTLEY, N.A. 1845 -THIS is a white marble figure, heroic size, clad in a loose Saxon tunic and buskins, with long mantle falling over his shoulders to the ground. He wears the crown of England. His right hand grasps a sword, his left, a book. SIGNED: J. S. HARTLEY SCULPTOR 99 Purchased by the City in 1899. 147 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED TWENTY-FIFTH STREET FACADE LYCURGUS LIVED ABOUT THE NINTH CENTURY, B.C. A SPARTAN LAWGIVER ARTIST GEORGE EDWIN BISSELL 1839 -THIS is a white marble figure, heroic size, with a cloak thrown over his left shoulder while his right is shown clothed in armor. His right hand holds a scroll. SIGNED: GEO. E. BISSELL SCULPTOR 1900 Purchased by the City in 19oo. JUSTICE ARTIST DANIEL CHESTER FRENCH, N.A. I850 -THE central figure of a group, Justice, in white marble, heroic size, standing erect, is enveloped in a classic robe. Her bare arms are outstretched, and she holds in her hands two torches at the same height as her head. On either side is a seated male figure; the one to her right, typifying Power, is entirely nude, and sits in an easy position with his foot crossed over his knee; the other, typifying Study, nude to the waist, sits with both hands holding an open book, on his knees. Purchased by the City in 19oo. SOLON 638 B.C.-559 B.C. AN ATHENIAN LAWGIVER ARTIST HERBERT ADAMS, N.A. 1858 -To the right of Justice is Solon, a standing figure, in white marble, heroic size, with cloak thrown over his left shoulder. His 148 I214 U 22 0 H Q 22 cfl w H C LL~ z H U) z 0. (1) Lu 0 Li. Ila --mom i r ( ( C r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED TWENTY-FIFTH STREET FACADE right hand grasps a scroll, his left is extended in manner of a Greek orator. SIGNED: H. ADAMS SC. 99 Purchased by the City in 1899. LOUIS IX 1215-1270 KING OF FRANCE, 1226-70 ARTIST JOHN DONOGHUE 1853 - gesture in the THE second figure to the right of Justice is Louis IX of France, commonly known as St. Louis, a white marble statue, heroic size. He stands erect, bearing in his left hand the scepter, in his right a charter. His robe is partially covered by the heavy royal cloak, fastened with a clasp on his right shoulder. SIGNED: J. DONOGHUE SC. 99 Purchased by the City in 1899. MANU MYTHICAL AUTHOR OF "THE LAWS OF MANU ARTIST HENRY AUGUSTUS LUKEMAN 1870 -THE third figure to the right of Justice, is Manu, in white marble, heroic size. A mantle of heavy material falls from his head, covering his body except the face. His left arm is bare and upon his right rests a seated image of Brahma. SIGNED: LUKEMAN. SC. '99' Purchased by the City in 1899. 149 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED TWENTY-FIFTH STREET FACADE FLAVIUS ANICIUS JUSTINIAN 483-565 BYZANTINE EMPEROR, 527-565 ARTIST HENRY KIRKE BUSH-BROWN 1857 -THE last figure is Justinian, in white marble, heroic size. He is represented in Roman costume, with the toga thrown over his left shoulder and hanging over his right forearm. In his other hand he holds a scroll, and his left is pressed against his side. SIGNED: H. K. BUSH-BROWN Purchased by the City in 1899. MADISON AVENUE FACADE FIGURES ON THE ROOF-BALUSTRADE, CATALOGUED IN ORDER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT CONFUCIUS 550 B.C.-478 B.C. A CHINESE PHILOSOPHER ARTIST PHILIP MARTINY, A.N.A. 1858 -THIS is a figure in white marble, heroic size, clad in an embroidered Chinese robe with loose sleeves, and a crown-like cap. His left hand grasps a scroll and his right clutches his beard. Purchased by the City in 1899. PEACE ARTIST KARL FRANCIS THEODORE BITTER, N.A. 1868 -IN the center is the figure of a woman, heroic size, standing erect in classic garb with forearms raised and holding a dove in her right 150 ABRAHAM LINCOLN BY HENRY KIRKE BROWN, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 137 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED MADISON AVENUE FACADE hand. To the right sits a nude figure of a man of powerful physique with his right arm resting on a fasces and his left reposing on his knee. To the left is a seated female figure, nude to the waist, with her left hand holding a vase filled with fruit and her right supporting a globe upon her knee. SIGNED: KARL BITTER SC. 99 Purchased by the City in 1899. MOSES HEBREW LAWGIVER ARTIST WILLIAM COUPER 1853 -THE figure to the right of Peace, with long, flowing beard, is Moses, in white marble, heroic size. He wears a belted robe of heavy fabric and his powerfully developed arms are bare. His left hand clutches his robe, his right, the tablets of the law. SIGNED: WM COUPER Purchased by the City in 1899. FOUR CARYATIDS SUPPORTING THE IONIC CAPITALS UPON WHICH THE CORNICE OF THE ROOF RESTS, CATALOGUED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARTIST THOMAS SHIELDS CLARKE, A.N.A. 186oWINTER A WHITE marble statue, heroic size, with her head and arms enveloped in a heavy cloak. To her left is a censer, from which a flame arises. Purchased by the City in 1899. 151 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE APPELLATE COURT-CONTINUED MADISON AVENUE FACADE AUTUMN THIS figure, in white marble, heroic size, bears in her hands clusters of grapes. Purchased by the City in 1899. SUMMER THIS is a figure, in white marble, heroic size, holding in her hand a sickle and ears of wheat. Purchased by the City in 1899. SPRING THE last figure is Spring, in white marble, heroic size. She is nude to the waist, with her hands hanging at her sides, grasping a long garland. Purchased by the City in 1899. MAIN HALL CHARLES O'CONOR 1804-1884 AN AMERICAN LAWYER ARTIST JAMES WILSON ALEXANDER MACDONALD 1824-1908 THIS is a white marble bust, life size, in classic drapery, of a bearded gentleman, with his face turned to the right. 152 2 ' 4ký i 3. 4 f~r MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE BY FREDERIC AUGUSTE BARTHOLDI FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 137 (~ i C ( ( ~ n r I ( ( C I ~ C F r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MAIN BUILDING AUSTIN FLINT TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION IN * MEMORY OF AUSTIN - FLINT * M. D. LL. D. BORN * OCT. 20 * 1812-DIED * MARCH 13 1886. -0 -ENTERING * THE ~ PROFESSION WITH * BROAD * CULTURE ~ AND - THOROUGH E EDUCATION HE ~ REMAINED * AN * ACTIVE * PHYSICIAN TO - THE * LAST ~ DAY - OF * HIS * LIFE. AS * A * MEDICAL - WRITER HE ADDED TO * THE * KNOWLEDGE ~ OF * THE ~ MEDICAL ~ PROFESSION AND * TO * MEDICAL ~ SCIENCE. AS ~ A * TEACHER * HE ~ WAS * LOVED ~ AND * RESPECTED BY * THOUSANDS * OF. PUPILS ~ IN ~ ALL ~ PARTS OF. THE COUNTRY. AS * A * PHYSICIAN * TO ~ BELLEVUE * HOSPITAL FOR. TWENTY-FIVE - YEARS. HE. CONTRIBUTED - LARGELY TO - ITS * REPUTATION * BY * HIS * CHARACTER ACQUIREMENTS LABORS. AND. WISE * COUNSELS. ERECTED* BY * THE * COMMISSIONERS OF. PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION H. H. Porter, President. Thos. S. Brennan. Chas. E. Simmons. 153 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART--SCULPTURE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL-CONTINUED MAIN BUILDING ALFRED LEBBEUS LOOMIS TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION IN MEMORY OF ALFRED LEBBEUS LOOMIS M. D. LL. D. BORN OCT. 16, 1830 - DIED JAN. 23, 1895. A MAN OF RARE ATTAINMENTS. HE HAD A STRONG WILL, UNTIRING INDUSTRY AND DIRECTNESS OF PURPOSE. THESE TRAITS, WITH HIS WELL ORDERED AND RESOURCEFUL MIND MADE HIM ONE OF THE ABLEST OF HIS PROFESSION AND WON FOR HIM ITS HIGHEST HONORS. HE MADE MANY VALUABLE ADDITIONS TO MEDICAL LITERATURE, AND BY HIS UNUSUAL POWERS AS A TEACHER AND PRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE, COMPELLED THE ADMIRATION AND CONFIDENCE OF ALL WHO CAME IN CONTACT WITH HIM. THIS HOSPITAL ESPECIALLY IS INDEBTED TO HIM FOR THIRTY FIVE YEARS OF FAITHFUL WORK. BY REASON OF HIS SERVICE IN ITS AMPHITHEATRE AND IN ITS WARDS HE ADDED NOT ONLY TO ITS RENOWN AS A CENTRE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION, BUT TO ITS GLORY AS A REFUGE FOR THE SICK. ERECTED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION. 154 GEORGE WASHINGTON BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD., N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 138 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL-CONTINUED MAIN BUILDING VALENTINE MOTT TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION IN MEMORIAM VALENTINE MOTT, M. D., LL.D. BORN AUG. 20th 1785, DIED APRIL 26th 1865. A PIONEER IN SURGERY, OF WORLD-WIDE FAME; HIS MEMORY IS EMBALMED IN THE OPERATIONS WHICH HE DEVISED, IN THE FAR REACHING INFLUENCE OF HIS INSTRUCTIONS, AND THE KINDLY RECOLLECTIONS OF HIS LIFE. IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF HIS VALUABLE AND VOLUNTARY SERVICES DURING A PERIOD OF FIFTEEN YEARS AS CONSULTING SURGEON OF BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, THIS TABLET HAS BEEN ERECTED BY THE Commissioners of Public Charities and Correction of the City of New York A. D. 1866. t55 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL-CONTINUED MAIN BUILDING LEWIS ALBERT SAYRE TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION IN MEMORY OF LEWIS ALBERT SAYRE, M. D. BORN FEB. 29, 1820- DIED SEPT. 21, 1900. A MAN OF SYMPATHETIC NATURE, OF FERTILE RESOURCE AND OF INDOMITABLE ENERGY, WHOSE ZEALOUS ATTENTION TO THE UNFORTUNATE IN THIS INSTITUTION FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY ESTABLISHED FOR HIM A GREAT NAME, FOR THE PROFESSION, INCREASED RESPECT AND HONOR, AND FOR BELLEVUE HOSPITAL AND THE COMMONWEALTH, ADVANCED RENOWN IN BENEFICENT LABOR AND SURGICAL ATTAINMENT. THIS TABLET IS ERECTED TO COMMEMORATE THE MANY VIRTUES OF DR. SAYRE AND HIS DEVOTION TO THE POOR WITHIN THESE WALLS BY THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. JOHN W. KELLER, COMMISSIONER. 156 FOUNTAIN BY KARL ADOLF DONNDORF FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 139 r.~ ~ L' ( c L E I a r I ( c CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL-CONTINUED MAIN BUILDING JAMES RUSHMORE WOOD TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION IN MEMORIAM JAMES RUSHMORE WOOD, M. D. L.L. D. BORN SEPTEMBER J4th 18i6. DIED MAY 4th 1882. A TRUE REFORMER IN SURGERY, A TEACHER CELEBRATED FOR THE UNION OF CLINICAL AND DIDACTIC INSTRUCTION, AN UNSURPASSED OPERATOR, A STAUNCH FRIEND IN MISFORTUNE. HIS MEMORY WILL EVER LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THE POOR, TO WHOM HE WAS ALWAYS A. GENEROUS FRIEND IN THE PROFESSION WHICH HE HAS DONE SO MUCH TO ADVANCE AND IN THE AFFECTIONS OF THE MEDICAL STUDENTS IN WHOM HE ALWAYS FELT THE WARMEST INTEREST. IN KINDLY REMEMBRANCE OF HIS FAITHFUL AND UNTIRING SERVICES DURING THE PERIOD OF THIRTY FIVE YEARS AS ATTENDING SURGEON TO BELLEVUE HOSPITAL. THIS TABLET HAS BEEN ERECTED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, CITY OF NEW YORK. '57 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE GREELEY SQUARE HORACE GREELEY 1811 -1872 i FOUNDED THE NEW YORK "TRIBUNE," 1841 ARTIST ALEXANDER DOYLE 1857 -A FIGURE, heroic size, in bronze, is seated in an armchair of the same material, on a granite pedestal. His face, fringed with whiskers, is turned slightly to the left, and his thoughtful eyes look straight ahead. His left arm rests on the arm of the chair, and his right hand, holding a copy of a newspaper, hangs at his side. SIGNED: ALEX. DOYLE. SCULPTOR. Given to the City in 1890. JERRY McAULEY FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN AN iron box, 4 feet square by io feet high. Front ornamented with two contorted dolphins, from whose mouths water runs into a semicircular basin for horses. Rear ornamented with two hands, holding a cup out of which water flows into a basin. INSCRIPTION ERECTED BY THE FRIENDS OF JERRY MCAULEY. I WILL GIVE UNTO HIM THAT IS ATHIRST, OF THE FOUNTAIN OF THE WATER OF LIFE FREELY. REV. XXI. VI. 158 1t71 39Vd 33S NOlidflIS:SgIU IOeVN ' SN3~IflV9 INIVS SfLLSf19fWl As 1~((~ ((( C C ( ~. (~e ~~ ~i C('( <~~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HERALD SQUARE WILLIAM EARL DODGE 1805-1883 AN AMERICAN MERCHANT AND PHILANTHROPIST ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 183oA FIGURE, heroic size, in bronze, stands in an easy attitude with the right elbow resting on books lying on a fluted, bronze column, and the left hand clasping the right. His right foot is advanced with the knee bent, and his face is turned upward, with the eyes looking straight 'ahead. SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD SCULPTOR 1885 INSCRIPTIONS WILLIAM EARL DODGE ERECTED BY VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIPTION UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 1885. 159 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART--SCULPTURE FOURTH AVENUE NEAR THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET * MARY LINDLEY MURRAY TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION IN HONOR OF MARY LINDLEY MURRAY WIFE OF ROBERT MURRAY FOR SERVICES RENDERED HER COUNTRY DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, ENTERTAINING AT HER HOME, ON THIS SITE, GEN. HOWE AND HIS OFFICERS, UNTIL THE AMERICAN TROOPS UNDER GEN. PUTNAM ESCAPED. SEPTEMBER 15, 1776 NOVEMBER 25, 1903. ERECTED BY KNICKERBOCKER CHAPTER, NEW YORK CITY. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. 16o 4 WILLIAM JENKINS WORTH BY JAMES GOODWIN BATTERSON FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 143 Ct ( ((( (C~ r r: r I~e c c C ' r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BRYANT PARK WASHINGTON IRVING 1783-1859 AN AMERICAN HISTORIAN, ESSAYIST AND NOVELIST ARTIST FRIEDRICH BEER 1846 -A BRONZE bust, heroic size, with low-cut waistcoat, high collar, and a stock, rests on a pedestal made of a wooden frame covered with sheets of bronze. SIGNED: BEER 1885 Given to the City in 1885. INSCRIPTIONS WASHINGTON IRVING BORN 1783 - DIED 1859. JAMES MARION SIMS 1813-1883 AN AMERICAN SURGEON ARTIST FERDINAND VON MILLER 1842 -A BRONZE statue, heroic size, of a gentleman wearing a loosely fitting overcoat thrown back on both sides, showing a tightly fitting frock coat beneath, stands on a high granite pedestal, with the right foot advanced, the right hand held to the breast, while the left, holding a roll of manuscript, hangs naturally at his side. His face is turned to the left and his eyes look straight ahead. SIGNED: VON MILLER FEC. MUNCHEN 1892 Given to the City in 1892. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BRYANT PARK-CONTINUED INSCRIPTIONS J. MARION SIMS M. D. LL. D. Born in South Carolina, 1813 Died in New York City, 1883. SURGEON AND PHILANTHROPIST FOUNDER OF THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL STATE OF N. Y. HIS BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENTS CARRIED THE FAME OF AMERICAN SURGERY THROUGHOUT THE CIVILIZED WORLD. IN RECOGNITION OF HIS SERVICES IN THE CAUSE OF SCIENCE AND MANKIND HE RECEIVED THE HIGHEST HONORS IN THE GIFT OF HIS COUNTRYMEN AND DECORATIONS FROM THE GOVERNMENTS OF FRANCE, PORTUGAL, SPAIN, BELGIUM & ITALY. PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK, BY HIS PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS, LOVING PARENTS AND MANY ADMIRERS, THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. 162 HORACE GREELEY BY ALEXANDER DOYLE FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 158 1 ( CI' c r 1 r C 1 ~ ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK AT FIFTY-NINTH STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE ENTRANCE * WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN 1820-189I COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF UNITED STATES ARMY, 1869-84 ARTIST AUGUSTUS SAINT GAUDENS, N.A. 1848-1907 THIS is an equestrian statue in bronze, gilded, heroic size, in front of which marches a winged female figure with a palm branch in the left hand and with the uplifted right hand pointing forward. With his military cape fluttering in the breeze, the General sits erect with his face and eyes to the front. His right hand, holding a hat, hangs at his side, and with his left hand holding the reins he guides his spirited charger in its rapid walk. The low pedestal of polished granite is ornamented on each side with three bronze wreaths, and its massive base is approached by three broad, low steps. SIGNED: AVGVSTVS - SAINT-GAVDENS * M * C M * III Given to the City in 1903. INSCRIPTION TO GENERAL WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN BORN FEB 8 1820 DIED FEB 14 1891 ERECTED BY CITIZENS OF NEW YORK UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 163 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED AT COLUMBUS CIRCLE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS 1446-1506 THE DISCOVERER OF AMERICA ARTIST GAETANO RUSSO A MONUMENTAL granite column standing on a rectangular pedestal with a series of bases is surmounted by a colossal white marble figure dressed in an ample cloak and wearing a small cap, below which his long hair is conspicuous. His face is turned to the right and his right hand hangs at his side, while his left rests against his hip. A series of three bronze prows project from two opposite sides of the column and the other two sides are ornamented with two bronze anchors. The front of the pedestal is adorned with a winged figure of a youth, heroic size, in white marble who is examining a terrestrial globe. Below this figure is a bronze tablet six feet long by two feet wide representing the landing of Columbus in high relief, and on the opposite side of the pedestal a similar bronze tablet represents Columbus leaving Spain. Above this is a screaming bronze eagle holding two shields. SIGNED: G. RUSSO. INVENTO E SCOLPI ROMA 1894 INSCRIPTIONS HIGH UP ON SHAFT A CHRISTOFORO COLOMBO WEST SIDE OF PEDESTAL A CHRISTOFORO COLOMBO GL' ITALIANI RESIDENTI IN AMERICA IRRISO PRIMA MINACCIATO DURANTE IL VIAGGIO INCATENATO DOPO SAPENDO ESSER GENEROSO QUANTO OPPRESSO DONAVA UN MONDO AL MONDO 164 I 1 ~'';i":L- f~. B"'ai;~t:a:~~~E~l;i ~c. ~t~~~'~P 1" ~':.i: lis F:-J~ ~~:^; ~rssE~ -I;%i~sx -.j ~. ~~i~,s~ia i -,i- '~ ~Lb 14 ~1'r~ 1 ~ tl; r s~,: II ";,L~:~f_:;~-:;i~l- ~t:P-~st~~ I' "i -ligj a 36~.;.. 1~ ~-i I~: 1.;i';:~~ ~~~~~C~i i~ti~aitriic "1 0 U, z (P m e - -n m Z 0 a C) n z m m po Z z 0 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED LA GIOIA E LA GLORIA NON EBBERO MAI PIU SOLLENNE GRIDO DI QUELLO CHE RISUONO IN VISTA DELLA PRIMA ISOLA AMERICANA TERRA! TERRA! NEL 12 OTTOBRE 1892 QUARTO CENTENARIO DELLA SCOPERTA D'AMERICA A IMPERITURA MEMORIA EAST SIDE OF PEDESTAL TO CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS THE ITALIANS RESIDENT IN AMERICA SCOFFED AT BEFORE, DURING THE VOYAGE, MENACED, AFTER IT, CHAINED, AS GENEROUS AS OPPRESSED, TO THE WORLD HE GAVE A WORLD. JOY AND GLORY NEVER UTTERED A MORE THRILLING CALL THAN THAT WHICH RESOUNDED FROM THE CONQUERED OCEAN IN SIGHT OF THE FIRST AMERICAN ISLAND LAND! LAND! ON THE XII OF OCTOBER MDCCCXCII THE FOURTH CENTENARY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA IN IMPERISHABLE REMEMBRANCE WEST SIDE OF BASE Per iniziativa del Progresso Italo Americano II primo giornale Italiano quotidiano negli Stati Uniti Cav. Carlo Barsotti Editora e Proprietario 165 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED NEAR THE PLAZA ENTRANCE FRIEDRICH HEINRICH ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT 1769-1859 A CELEBRATED GERMAN SCIENTIST AND AUTHOR ARTIST GUSTAV BLAESER 1813-1874 AN undraped bronze bust, heroic size, stands with the face and eyes to the front, on a simple granite pedestal. SIGNED: GUST. BLAESER. FEC. BERLIN 1869 Given to the City in 1869. INSCRIPTION ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT NEAR THE PLAZA ENTRANCE THOMAS MOORE 1779-1852 AN IRISH POET ARTIST D. B. SHEAHAN DRESSED in a coat with broad collar, partly concealed by a cloak draped about the shoulders, is a bronze bust, heroic size, standing on a simple granite pedestal. SIGNED: D. B. SHEAHAN SCULPT NEW YORK 1879 Given to the City in 1879. INSCRIPTION MOORE 166 ni ni O m;a m C t, Cu~l C, e m z C z m, 2( 4# kill `i: I CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED NEAR COLUMBUS CIRCLE ENTRANCE COMMERCE ARTIST JULES FESQUET 1836-1882 CLAD in a stola, with its ample folds across the left arm, a bronze female figure, heroic size, stands on a simple granite pedestal. On her head is a castellated crown encircled by ears of corn; in the hollow of her left arm she holds a caduceus; her right hand rests on a rudder standing at her side, and her right foot is advanced with the knee bent. SIGNED: J. FESQUET. PARIS. 1864 Given to the City in 1864. SOUTH ENTRANCE TO THE MALL CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS 1446-1506 THE DISCOVERER OF AMERICA, 1492 ARTIST J. SUNOL DRESSED in a heavy fur-trimmed sleeveless coat over a tunic, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands on a granite pedestal. His face is lifted as if in supplication, with the eyes gazing upward. His right hand clasps a flag furled about its staff standing at his side, while his left is extended in a supplicatory gesture. A terrestrial globe rests on a capstan wound with cable at his right. SIGNED: J. SUNOL INSCRIPTION COLUMBUS PRESENTED BY CITIZENS OF NEW YORK IN COMMEMORATION OF THE FOUR HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE NEW WORLD OCTOBER 1492 I67 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED SOUTH ENTRANCE TO THE MALL WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 1564-1616 ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 1830 -STANDING on a granite pedestal, in a thoughtful attitude, with the head inclined forward, a small book held against the breast with the right hand, and the left hand resting against the hip, is a figure in bronze, heroic size. He is dressed in doublet and hose, with a short cloak hanging from his shoulders, and his right foot is advanced so that the weight of the body is on the left. SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD, 1870 INSCRIPTION ERECTED BY CITIZENS OF NEW YORK APRIL 23 1864 THE THREE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF SHAKESPEARE. NEAR SOUTH ENTRANCE TO THE MALL INDIAN HUNTER ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 1830 -WITH long, unkempt hair, and clad only with a skin about the loins, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands on a simple granite pedestal. He leans forward on the right leg with the knee bent, and his left leg is extended backward, with the toes just touching the plinth. His face is turned to the left, and his keen eyes look straight ahead. In his left hand he holds a bow and arrow, and his right hand grasps the neck of a dog standing alert at his side. SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD SCULPTOR. N. Y. 1866 Given to the City in 1868. 168 ~~I~~ *i'' kl~ej C~:t':~?~: i' ''' ~c:"~n~i~~2~iLII ~1~-l~~r~ ba~i'ic~ ~, 3f if> w4 i tA BY GAETANO RUSSO FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE t64 c ~~,.i 'r '~,. c Y (~~. CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED ON THE MALL ROBERT BURNS 1759-1796 SCOTTISH LYRIC POET ARTIST SIR JOHN STEELL 1804-1891 THIS is a colossal bronze figure of the poet seated on a stump. His head is thrown back and inclined to the left, with the eyes looking up. About him is draped a voluminous mantle, and in his right hand he holds a quill pen before him, while his left arm hangs over a projecting branch of the stump. At his feet, near a plow-share, lies a scroll on which is engraved part of the poem "To Mary in Heaven." INSCRIPTIONS ROBERT BURNS PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY ADMIRERS OF SCOTIA'S PEASANT BARD ON THE 121ST- ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH Thou ling'ring star, with less'ning ray, That lov'st to greet the early morn, Again thou usher'st in the day My Mary from my soul was torn. O Mary! dear departed shade! Where is thy place of blissful rest? See'st thou thy lover lowly laid? Hear'st thou the groans that rend his breast? That sacred hour can I forget, Can I forget the hallowed grove Where by the winding Ayr we met, parting love! 169 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED ON THE MALL SIR WALTER SCOTT 1771-1832 FAMOUS SCOTTISH NOVELIST AND POET ARTIST SIR JOHN STEELL 1804-1891 WRAPPED in a voluminous mantle, with the head inclined forward in thoughtful attitude, a colossal bronze figure is seated on a rock resting on a granite pedestal. His hands clasp a book in his lap, and in the right is a pencil. A dog in bronze lies at his feet, with its nose pointed up toward its master. SIGNED: JN. STEELL R.S.A. SCULPT. EDINR. 1871 INSCRIPTION WALTER SCOTT PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY RESIDENT SCOTSMEN AND THEIR SONS ON 15th AUGUST 1871; THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF SIR WALTER SCOTT. BARONET. ON THE MALL FITZ-GREENE HALLECK 1790-1867 AN AMERICAN POET ARTIST JAMES WILSON ALEXANDER MACDONALD 1824-1908 THIS is a bronze figure, heroic size, seated with crossed legs, and with a cloak over the left shoulder extending across the lap and 170 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE I68 et ( c o CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED falling to the plinth. His right hand, holding a pencil, is dropped at his side, while in his left he holds a tablet, and his face is turned to the right, with the eyes gazing upward. SIGNED: WILSON MACDONALD SCULPTOR 1876 INSCRIPTION FITZ GREENE HALLECK NORTH END OF THE MALL LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN 1770-1827 ARTIST HENRY BAERER 1837 -A BRONZE bust, heroic size, of a man with long thick hair, stands on a granite pedestal, the front of which is ornamented with a bronze harp encircled with a wreath. His face is turned to the left, and his eyes, slightly raised, look straight ahead. SIGNED: HENRY BAERER SCULPTOR. N. Y. INSCRIPTIONS BEETHOVEN ERECTED AND PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY THE BEETHOVEN MAENNERCHOR, ON THEIR 25TH ANNIVERSARY JULY 22ND 1884. 171 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED WEST OF NORTH END OF THE MALL EAGLES AND PREY ARTIST CHRISTIAN FRATIN 181o-1864 THIS is a bronze group consisting of two ferocious-looking eagles, with their wings spread and their talons about to seize a dead goat lying between them on a rock. SIGNED: FRATIN VETHEUIL 1850 INSCRIPTION PRESENTED BY G. W. BURNHAM. MDCCCLXIII NORTHWEST OF THE MALL TIGRESS AND CUBS ARTIST AUGUSTE CAIN 1822-1894 WITH head held high, a bronze tigress, heroic size, is striding over the rocks carrying by its wing a dead peacock with its long tail trailing beneath her feet. Two yelping cubs, with eyes fixed on the prey, are scrambling up the rock in front of their mother. SIGNED: A. CAIN 1866 Given to the City in 1867. NEAR WEST SEVENTY-SECOND STREET ENTRANCE THE FALCONER ARTIST GEORGE SIMONDS DRESSED in a simple doublet and hose, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands with the right foot advanced, on a round granite 172 INDIAN HUNTER BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 168 C ~~,~ cr 5 C E. 4 a (rL r r C ~ r t ( C,r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED pedestal. His body bends to the left, but his face is turned upward and to the right, while his eyes are fixed on a falcon with wings spread which he holds aloft in his gauntleted left hand. His right hand is held before his waist. SIGNED: GEORGE SIMONDS ROMAE SC. MDCCCLXXI INSCRIPTION THE FALCONER PRESENTED BY GEORGE KEMP, MDCCCLXXII NEAR WEST SEVENTY-SECOND STREET ENTRANCE DANIEL WEBSTER 1782-1852 AN AMERICAN STATESMAN ARTIST THOMAS BALL 1819 -A COLOSSAL bronze figure, stands on a high granite pedestal with a small column at each corner of the dado. His face is turned slightly to the left and his right hand is thrust into the bosom of his dress-coat, while his left hangs at his side. At the left, an ample cloak is thrown over a low column. SIGNED: THOMAS BALL INV. ET MOD. INSCRIPTIONS DANIEL WEBSTER LIBERTY AND UNION, NOW AND FOREVER, ONE AND INSEPARABLE. PRESENTED BY GORDON W. BURNHAM JULY IV. MDCCCLXXVI. 173 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED WEST WALK, OPPOSITE SIXTY-SIXTH STREET GIUSEPPE MAZZINI 1805-1872 AN ITALIAN PATRIOT AND REVOLUTIONIST ARTIST G. TURINI AN undraped bronze bust, heroic size, stands on a simple granite pedestal. He wears a full beard and his face is turned slightly to the right with the eyes turned still more in the same direction. SIGNED: G. TURINI SCULPTOR NEW YORK 1876 INSCRIPTIONS GIUSEPPE MAZZINI DIO E IL POPOLO PENSIERO EDAZIONE PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY THE ITALIANS IN THE U. S. OF AMERICA 1878 WEST WALK, OPPOSITE SIXTY-SEVENTH STREET SEVENTH REGIMENT MEMORIAL ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 183oA SOLDIER in bronze, heroic size, is standing with his left foot advanced and the knee bent, his face turned to the left with the eyes looking straight ahead. The cape of his army overcoat is thrown back over his right shoulder, and his hands clasp the barrel of his gun, with its butt resting between his feet. Each dado of 174 i ) ~ ~, ~ ~g i~ "' g ~ T I1GRJCU BY AUGUSTE CAIN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 172 (. (((C ~Z''~ C (Cr~ ~LC( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED the granite pedestal is ornamented with a shield in high relief and each side of its base with an heraldic bronze plaque. SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD 1869 INSCRIPTIONS THE SEVENTH REGIMENT MEMORIAL OF 1861 - 1865. PRO PATRIA ET GLORIA IN HONOR OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT N. G. S. N. Y. FIFTY EIGHT IN NUMBER WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN DEFENSE OF THE UNION 1861 - 1865 ERECTED BY THE SEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD S. N. Y. MDCCCLXXIII - OFF EAST DRIVE, OPPOSITE SEVENTY-EIGHTH STREET FOUNTAIN ARTIST OLIN LEVI WARNER, N.A. 1844-1896 A LARGE granite slab, 9 feet long by 4 feet high, ornamented with carvings of shells and other sea things. On one side a large drinking basin for horses, in the form of a shell; on the other side a fixture and basin for persons. On each side of this latter basin is a figure of a boy carved in low relief. SIGNED: O. L. WARNER 1890. 175 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED ESPLANADE BETHESDA FOUNTAIN ARTIST EMMA STEBBINS 1815-1882 A BRONZE and granite drinking fountain. A winged female figure stands on a rock. From under her feet flows water out over an umbrella-shaped fixture, beneath which stand four figures of children around a central column. Beneath them a large basin resting on columns receives the water, which overflows again into a basin. Erected by the City in 1873. WEST OF MALL FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A CIRCULAR basin for horses, about io feet in diameter, made of artificial granite lined with copper. In the center rises an ornamental fixture, to feet high, made of bronze, granite and mosaic. SEVENTIETH STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE * RICHARD MORRIS HUNT 1828-1895 AMERICAN ARCHITECT ARTIST DANIEL CHESTER FRENCH, N.A. 1850 -A SEMICIRCULAR granite entablature, ornamented with antefixae of anthemion design, is supported on a high base by eight square pillars and four Ionic columns. The latter stand on a projection 176 'A F Sil OP C I rrlz to C',. I;oz Z:~i;s~r:c'Im 1~ t%) CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED which serves as a back to a low seat. In the center, two pilasters support a projection of the entablature, and, in front of the screen between them, stands a simple pedestal holding a bronze bust, heroic size, of a man with his bearded face turned a little to the right. On a lower pedestal, against each end of the structure, stands the figure of a woman, heroic size, in simple, classic costume. The one at the left, holds in her left hand, before her waist, a palette and brushes, while her right hand, holding a hammer, hangs at her side. The figure at the right end, holds in both hands, before her, a model of a building. SIGNED: DANIEL * C- FRENCH SCULPTOR ~ 1900 INSCRIPTIONS TO RICHARD MORRIS HVNT OCTOBER 31, 1828 JVLY 31, 1895 IN RECOGNITION OF HIS SERVICES TO THE CAVSE OF ART IN AMERICA THIS MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED 1898 BY THE ART SOCIETIES OF NEW YORK THE CENTVRY ASSOCIATION THE MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY THE METROPOLITAN MVSEVM OF ART THE ARTIST ARTIZANS OF NEW YORK THE ARCHITECTVRAL LEAGVE NATIONAL SCVLPTVRE SOCIETY NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARTISTS AMERICAN INSTITVTE OF ARCHITECTS AMERICAN WATER COLOR SOCIETY SOCIETY OF BEAVX ARTS ARCHITECTS. 177 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED NEAR FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVENTY-SECOND STREET ENTRANCE SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE 1791-1872 AMERICAN ARTIST AND INVENTOR OF ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH ARTIST BYRON M. PICKETT A BRONZE figure, heroic size, of a man with long hair and whiskers stands on a granite pedestal. An ample cloak hangs from his right shoulder covering his arm, while in the hand he holds a feather. His left hand rests on a Morse telegraph instrument standing on a column. SIGNED: B. M. PICKETT. SCULPT. 1870 Given to the City in 1871. INSCRIPTION MORSE NEAR FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVENTY-SECOND STREET ENTRANCE THE PILGRIM ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 1830 -DRESSED in the costume of the seventeenth century, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands with the right foot advanced on a roughhewn granite pedestal. His face is to the front and his eyes look straight ahead. His clenched left hand hangs at his side, and his right rests on the muzzle of a gun with its butt standing on the plinth. On the four sides of the pedestal just below the surbase are four low reliefs in bronze, representing respectively: "Bible and Sword," "Commerce," "The Mayflower," and "Cross-bow and Arrows." SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD SCULPTOR 1884 178 DANIEL WEBSTER BY THOMAS BALL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 173 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED INSCRIPTIONS TO COMMEMORATE THE LANDING OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS ON PLYMOUTH ROCK DECEMBER 21, 1620. ERECTED BY THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK 1885. EAST DRIVE, OPPOSITE SEVENTY-SIXTH STREET STILL HUNT ARTIST EDWARD KEMEYS 1843-1907 CROUCHING on a rock, as if about to spring, is a bronze figure of a panther, heroic size. With head turned to the left, ears erect, its keen eyes are fixed intently straight ahead. SIGNED: E. KEMEYS Given to the City. IN THE RAMBLE, OPPOSITE SEVENTY-SIXTH STREET JOHANN CHRISTOPH FRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER 1759-1805 GERMAN POET, DRAMATIST AND HISTORIAN ARTIST C. L. RICHTER WITH long hair lying in curls on the undraped shoulders, a bronze bust, heroic size, stands on a simple granite pedestal. SIGNED: C. L. RICHTER FECIT 179 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED INSCRIPTION SCHILLER ZUR HUNDERTJAHRIGEN GEBURTSTAGSFEIER. DEN 9TEN NOVEMBER 1859. DIE DEUTSCHEN IN NEW YORK. IN THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 FIRST PRESIDENT UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 1741-1828 THIS is a bronze statue, life size, of Washington dressed in Colonial costume, with his face slightly raised and turned a little to the right. His left foot is advanced, with the knee slightly bent. His right hand rests on his cane standing out from his body, and his left hand lies on a cloak lying over the top of a modified fasces nearly as high as his shoulder. Behind him stands a plow. In the year 1784 the State of Virginia appropriated I,ooo guineas for a statue of Washington to be made of the purest marble by the most eminent sculptor of Europe. Jefferson and Franklin being then in Europe were commissioned to make arrangements. They approached Houdon, though the sum was about half his usual price. He said that it would be the glory of his life to be enabled to place his name humbly upon the plinth of a statue representing that good and great man. Houdon arrived in this country in the fall of 1785. He went direct to Mt. Vernon, where he remained a fortnight the guest of Washington. He made plaster casts of Washington's head and his whole person without clothing; of his spurs, watch seals and walking-stick. These casts were shipped to France, where, in 1788, Houdon completed the white marble statue which stands in the State House of Virginia. Six copies were made in bronze at the foundry of W. J. Hubard in 80o Fir~~~I~ I FOUNTAIN BY OLIN LEVI WARNER, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 175 I ( (~ C r r r c r ( ( i r ~~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED 1857. This copy was placed in the City Hall in 1859 and negotiations to have the city purchase it for $12,ooo were continued for a decade. The other five copies are in the following places: Military Institute, Lexington, Va. Raleigh, N. C. Columbia, S. C. Lafayette Park, St. Louis, Mo. Corcoran Art Gallery, Washington, D. C. SIGNED: FAIT PAR HOUDON, CITOYEN FRANCAIS 1788. FUTIED I. M. GUNTHERMANN Given to the City in 1884. INSCRIPTIONS GEORGE WASHINGTON WASHINGTON BRONZE REPLICA OF A MARBLE STATUE BY HOUDON IN THE STATE CAPITOL AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY THE PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEAR THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM EGYPTIAN OBELISK ARTIST UNKNOWN A MONOLITH of reddish-pink Syene granite from the Assouan quarries. It is 71 feet in height, measures 8 feet 8 inches in thickness at the base, and weighs 488,000 pounds. Its four sides are inscribed with Egyptian hieroglyphics, principally in honor of Thothmes III (B.c., 1591-1565, Lepsius), who caused it to be erected before the Temple of the Sun at Heliopolis. The inscriptions on one of the sides are by Rameses II (1292 to 1225 B.C.). It is mounted on a pedestal of the same granite, and is kept in place by four bronze crabs, reproductions of the original supports 181 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED which are now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The base is composed of the original three steps of Egyptian limestone. On the pincers of the four crabs are eight inscriptions. Beginning with the southeast corner, they read as follows: INSCRIPTIONS L. IH. KAIZAPOZ BAPBAPO% ANEOHKE APXITEKTONOTNTOZ IIONTIOT REPRODUCED FROM THE ORIGINAL QUARRIED AT SYENE EGYPT ERECTED AT HELIOPOLIS EGYPT BY THOTHMES III IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY B. C. [Above the inscription, to the right, is a cartouche of Thothmes I II.] REMOVED TO ALEXANDRIA EGYPT AND ERECTED THERE B. C. 12, BY THE ROMANS. REMOVED TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A. D. 1880 AND ERECTED IN NEW YORK CITY JANUARY 22, 1881. PRESENTED TO THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BY ISMAIL, KHEDIVE OF EGYPT. RUTHERFORD BURCHARD HAYES PRESIDENT WILLIAM MAXWELL EVARTS SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE UNITED STATES. THE COST OF REMOVING FROM EGYPT AND PLACING ON THIS SPOT THIS OBELISQUE PEDESTAL AND BASE WAS BORNE BY WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT LIEUTENANT COMMANDER HENRY H. GORRINGE UNITED STATES NAVY DESIGNED THE PLANS FOR AND SUPERINTENDED THE REMOVAL AND REERECTION 182 "Now ASWI IN......... TRW niý7 77 O k a N w I IM A P?r~:t;:- il:~ ~.I~ ""~~~.-~~ ~~~:.~.. ~a~a:.j~-: '=i~I ~c~,. ~9i,.. ~~~:r'~ ~' ~',~:..I r~ ~~ i:~t 4.,~ *i~:~f~F~ -L~ -~-~ rCc:~i~t~l:r. ~~~~i-: ~~~~. 'i.r, SS~ ETHESDA: FOUNTAIN BY EMMA STEBBINS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 176 t( OC t ( r~e r r r r r ( t~ r C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED NORTHWEST OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM ALEXANDER HAMILTON 1757-1804 SECRETARY OF TREASURY, 1789-95 COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF ARMY, 1799-1804 ARTIST CARL CONRADS DRESSED in Colonial costume, a figure, heroic size, in granite, stands with the left foot advanced on a pedestal of the same material, on the projecting base of which lie carved in high relief a scabbard, sword and chapeau. His face is turned to the left, with the eyes looking straight ahead. He holds his closed right hand against his breast and his left, holding a document, rests on a low granite shaft. SIGNED: C. CONRADS INSCRIPTION HAMILTON PRESENTED BY JOHN C. HAMILTON, 188o. FIFTH AVENUE AND NINETY-SIXTH STREET ENTRANCE ALBERT BERTEL THORVALDSEN 1770-1844 A DANISH SCULPTOR ARTIST HIMSELF DRESSED in a short chiton, a bronze figure, life size, of a man in the prime of life, stands with the left foot advanced, on a granite pedestal. His head is inclined slightly forward, with the eyes looking straight ahead. His right hand, grasping a hammer, hangs at his side, while his left holds a chisel, with the arm resting 183 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED on the head of a draped classic female figure, under life size. The right side of the pedestal is ornamented with a round bronze medallion of a winged female figure, in low relief, carrying two infants in her arms, and on the left side is a similar medallion with the figure carrying on her back an infant, holding a torch, while with her hands she scatters flowers. INSCRIPTIONS THORVALDSEN Nys6 den 5. Octob. 1839 Kjobenhavn. 1892 Erected by Danes in U. S. of America. NORTHEAST PART OF CENTRAL PARK McGOWN'S PASS MONUMENT ARTIST WM. W. BOSWORTH AN uncut granite block, 6 feet long, 21 feet high, and 2 feet thick, stands on a polished granite base. It is surmounted by an old cannon. On one side stands an old mortar, on the other a bronze tablet. INSCRIPTION THIS EMINENCE COMMANDING McGOWN'S PASS WAS OCCUPIED BY BRITISH TROOPS SEPT 15 1776 AND EVACUATED NOV 21 1783 HERE BEGINNING AUG 18 1814 THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK BUILT FORT CLINTON TO PROTECT THE CITY IN THE SECOND WAR FOR THE CITY WITH GREAT BRITAIN THIS TABLET IS ERECTED CITY HISTORY CLUB BY THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY HISTORY CLUB OF NEW YORK OF NEW YORK A.D. 1906 184 324 Ap A7, ~ All: "I Mj~~4,i PCL 1 211-, 1:~" si~3"'i- ~ iL9 I E7c I "n C C C C C ~C C C C C C C C C C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED NORTHWEST CENTRAL PARK, NEAR ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET * BLOCKHOUSE TABLET ARTIST JOHN WILLIAMS INSCRIPTION THIS BLOCKHOUSE WAS PART OF A LINE OF FORTIFICATIONS EXTENDING FROM THE HUDSON TO THE HARLEM RIVER, BUILT FOR THE DEFENCE OF NEW YORK BY ITS PATRIOTIC CITIZENS DURING THE WAR OF 1812-1815 THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TO THE AMERICAN SCENIC AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY A. D. 1905 AT BROADWAY AND SEVENTY-THIRD STREET *GIUSEPPE VERDI 1813-1901 AN ITALIAN OPERATIC COMPOSER ARTIST PASQUALE CIVILETTI A FIGURE, heroic size, in white Carrara marble, of a man with full beard and long hair, stands with the right foot advanced on a polished, dark granite pedestal, consisting of an irregular base 61 feet high, surmounted by a column 91 feet high. His face is turned to the right, and over his left arm he carries a heavy cloak with the hand resting against the hip, while his right hand hangs at his side. Standing on projections of the base, at equal distances 185 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE CENTRAL PARK-CONTINUED from one another around the column, are four figures, life size, in white Carrara marble, representing respectively "Aida," "Falstaff," "Otello," and "Farza del Destino," each in characteristic costume and posture. Between these figures are white marble lyres resting against the base of the column. SIGNED: PASQUALE CIVILETTI, PALERMO Given to the City in 19o6. INSCRIPTION ERECTED BY THE ITALIAN COMMUNITY THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF CHEV. C. BARSOTTI. EDITOR OF THE ITALIAN DAILY NEWSPAPER IL-PROGRESSO ITALO-AMERICANO OCTOBER 12, 1906 RIVERSIDE PARK AT SEVENTY-SIXTH STREET * HAMILTON FOUNTAIN ARTIST WARREN & WETMORE, ARCHITECTS A LARGE shell-shaped granite basin for horses, 8 feet high and 8 feet wide. Water is supplied to the large basin from a small shell-shaped basin into which the water flows from a dolphin's head. The back of the fountain forms a part of the wall of the Drive. The whole is surmounted by an eagle, heroic size, with uplifted wings. Given to the City in 19o6. INSCRIPTION BEQUEATHED TO THE CITY OF - NEW YORK BY ROBERT RAY HAMILTON 186 STILL HUNT BY EDWARD KEMEYS FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 179 (( (( I 1 r ((( ( ~ ( ( ( C " ( ~rr I ( ( ~' c ( ~~ ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE RIVERSIDE PARK-CONTINUED AT NINETIETH STREET *SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' MONUMENT ARTISTS CHARLES W. STOUGHTON ARTHUR A. STOUGHTON PAUL E. DUBOY AN ornamental circular canopy of white marble rests on twelve fluted Corinthian columns of the same material, standing on a massive circular base entered by a doorway. Its approaches are elaborate granite and marble stairways with heavy white marble balustrades. Near by are large cannon mounted on rough-hewn granite boulders. INSCRIPTIONS AROUND TOP OF STRUCTURE IN LARGE LETTERS TO THE MEMORY OF THE BRAVE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS WHO SAVED THE UNION OVER DOOR IN MEMORIAM TABLET ON EAST SIDE OF MONUMENT ERECTED BY THE CITY OF NEW YORK MCM BRONZE TABLET ON REAR OF STRUCTURE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS) MEMORIAL MONUMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. COMMISSIONERS, ROBERT A. VAN WYCK, MAYOR, GEORGE C. CLAUSEN, PRESIDENT, PARK BOARD. JOHN W. GOFF, RECORDER, BIRD S. COLER, COMPTROLLER. JOSEPH A. GOULDEN, CHAIRMAN, MEMORIAL COMMITTEE, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. ARCHITECTS, CHARLES W. STOUGHTON, ARTHUR A. STOUGHTON, PAUL E. DUBOY. BUILDERS, CULLEN AND DWYER. 187 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE RIVERSIDE PARK-CONTINUED BRONZE TABLET SET INTO ONE OF THE BROAD STEPS IN FRONT OF STRUCTURE ERECTED BY THE CITY OF NEW YORK TO COMMEMORATE THE VALOR OF THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS WHO IN THE CIVIL WAR FOUGHT IN DEFENSE OF THE UNION. ON A HIGH PILLAR OF THE BALUSTRADE STANDING SOUTHEAST OF STRUCTURE SOUTH SIDE * N * Y * VOLUNTEER SREGIMENTS* * ACTIVELY * ENGAGED * SEVENTY SECOND * SEVENTY THIRD * SEVENTY FOURTH * SEVENTY NINTH * EIGHTY SECOND * EIGHTY THIRD WEST SIDE * FARRAGUT * NEW ORLEANS * FAIR OAKS * MALVERN HILL* * HARPERS FERRY * ANTIETAM * IUKA * CORINTHo FREDERICKSBURG * MURFREESBORO * CHARLESTON* *JACKSON * CHANCELLORSVILLE NORTH SIDE * SICKLES * WINSLOW * KELLY * BARLOW * THOMAN * CAMERON * SCOTT * MURPHY * McMAHON * WARREN * MOESCH * HUSTON * STETSON * WINTHROPo i88 *w yih;,;il? "-B --rl o ILHr -~~3. ~Lq-~- i~)*Y~:~ d ~.za ~~- i.,~1 ~f r " t ~--- W rr ~~~ 'f.i `t. X- ~rOCgL~lr~ r2 i*i I P;pI; ~t;:-~ %*~.41*errl ~i~iC Ct':: I:: r ~f~l ~j~ JOHANN CHRISTOPH FRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER BY C. L. RICHTER FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 179 C r ~C1 ~ ( r ~ c r r s ` r r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE RIVERSIDE PARK-CONTINUED EAST SIDE SGRANT * * FORT SUMTER * BULL RUN * HATTERAS INLET * BALLS BLUFF * * PORT ROYAL * FORT HENRY. ROANOKE ISLAND* HAMPTON ROADS - SHILOH * * ISLAND N IO 10 ON A HIGH PILLAR OF THE BALUSTRADE STANDING SOUTHWEST OF STRUCTURE SOUTH SIDE * N * Y * VOLUNTEER * REGIMENTS * * ACTIVELY ENGAGED * FIFTH * SEVENTH * FORTY SECOND * FIFTY NINTH * * SIXTY FIRST - * SIXTY NINTH * * SEVENTY FIRST EAST SIDE * SHERMAN SGETTYSBURG * VICKSBURG * PORT HUDSON * * CHICKAMAUGA * CHATTANOOGA * FORT PILLOW * * WILDERNESS * SPOTTSYLVANIA * * COLD HARBOR * * KENESAW MOUNTAIN * ATLANTA NORTH SIDE SWORDEN - * CUSHING * RIDER * SICARD * KAEPLIS * PHILIP * MEAGHER * SMITH * OLMSTEAD * WILKES * TAYLOR * * WAINWRIGHT * 189 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE RIVERSIDE PARK-CONTINUED WEST SIDE SPORTER * CHAMBERSBURG * MOBILE BAY * WINCHESTER - * CEDAR CREEK * FORT FISHER * WILMINGTON * * BENTONVILLE * FIVE FORKS * PETERSBURG * * RICHMOND * APPOMATTOX AT ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH STREET * FRANZ SIGEL 1824-1902 A GERMAN-AMERICAN GENERAL ARTIST KARL FRANCIS THEODORE BITTER, N.A. I868 -AN equestrian statue in bronze, heroic size, stands on a simple granite pedestal at the head of a flight of steps. The General sits erect, with his face turned to the right and the eyes looking straight ahead. His right hand, holding his hat, hangs at his side, while with his left he is reining in his charger, which, with arched neck and flashing eyes, is straining forward against the bit. SIGNED: K. B. 1907 Given to the City in 1907. INSCRIPTION SFRANZ SIGEL * 190 :~-;r-;r i~~, '~ I" ~: GEORGE WASHINGTON BY JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 180I Z ~r( ( ( rr r (( ( ( r r r ( ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE RIVERSIDE PARK-CONTINUED AT ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SECOND STREET GRANT'S TOMB ARTIST JOHN HEMINGWAY DUNCAN 1854 -THIS is a rectangular granite building, o9 feet square and 150 feet high, with a massive portico supported by six fluted Doric columns. It is surmounted by a cylindrical dome surrounded by a gallery of Ionic columns, and the whole is topped by a coneshaped roof. Given to the City in 1897. INSCRIPTIONS VLYSSES ~ S * GRANT BORN * APRIL XXVII - MDCCCXXII DIED * JVLY XXIII - MDCCCLXXXX LET US HAVE PEACE MORNINGSIDE PARK AT ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET * BLOCKHOUSE TABLET ARTIST J. AND R. LAMB INSCRIPTION THIS TABLET MARKS THE REMAINS OF A STONE TOWER, A PART OF A LINE OF FORTIFICATIONS EXTENDING FROM THE HUDSON TO THE HARLEM RIVER, BUILT FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY ITS PATRIOTIC CITIZENS DURING THE WAR OF 1812- 1815. ERECTED BY THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TO THE AMERICAN SCENIC AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY A. D. 1904 191 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE WASHINGTON-LAFAYETTE PARK AT ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH STREET AND MANHATTAN AVENUE *LAFAYETTE AND WASHINGTON MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE 1757-1834 MAJOR-GENERAL REVOLUTIONARY ARMY, 1777-81 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST FREDERIC AUGUSTE BARTHOLDI 1834-1904 DRESSED in Colonial uniforms, two bronze figures, heroic size, stand face to face, with right hands clasped, on a white marble pedestal. The figure at the left, nearly in profile, leans forward, with the weight of the body on the left foot and the left hand extended above his head, clasps two flags standing in the center behind the figures. The figure at the right stands in three-quarters view to the left, with the right foot advanced and the knee bent, while his left hand rests on the hilt of his sword. SIGNED: A. BARTHOLDI, 1890 INSCRIPTION LAFAYETTE-WASHINGTON PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY CHARLES * B * ROUSS * SAPRIL * NINETEENTH - NINETEEN * HUNDRED 192 BY UNKNOWN SCULPTOR FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 181 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE HANCOCK SQUARE AT MANHATTAN AVENUE AND ONE HUNDRED TWENTYTHIRD STREET WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK 1824-1886 BRIGADIER-GENERAL UNITED STATES ARMY, 1861-1886 ARTIST JAMES WILSON ALEXANDER MACDONALD 1824-1908 THIS is a bronze portrait bust, heroic size, on a granite pedestal, with the head and eyes turned upward, and a broad ribbon thrown over the otherwise undraped chest. SIGNED: 1891. WILSON MACDONALD SCULPTOR Given to the City in 1891. INSCRIPTION HANCOCK ON THE SPEEDWAY AT ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIFTH STREET HOOPER FOUNTAIN ARTIST GEORGE MARTIN HUSS 1853 -A LARGE circular granite basin. Back of it rises a round granite column 15 feet high, surmounted by a bronze fixture enclosing a globe. Back of this, a granite catch basin or urn for drippings from drinking place for persons. SIGNED: GEORGE MARTIN HUSS ARCHITECT INSCRIPTION PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY JOHN HOOPER ERECTED MDCCCXCIV 193 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS JUMEL MANSION TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION WASHINGTON'S HEAD-QUARTERS THIS TABLET IS DEDICATED BY THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CHAPTER DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON WHO OCCUPIED THIS MANSION AS HIS HEAD-QUARTERS FROM SEPTEMBER 16TH TO OCTOBER 21ST 1776. BATTLE OF HARLEM HEIGHTS SEPTEMBER 16th. COUNCILS OF WAR. PRESIDENT WASHINGTON VISITED THIS MANSION ACCOMPANIED BY HIS CABINET JULY 1790. MORRIS HOUSE 1758 JUMEL MANSION 1810 EARLE CLIFF 1900. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE MRS. FERDINAND PINNEY EARLE REGENT HENRIETTA MESICK BOSTWICK SARAH A. BLACKSTONE EMILY L. BOSTWICK FAY J. ELIZABETH HOTCHKISS HARRIET E. LANDERS ROBBINS FLORENCE BALLOU POOLE ELIZA JUMEL CARYL E. FLORENCE EATON ELLA WILSON KRAMER MILDRED E. LANDERS CHIPMAN JUMEL MANSION TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION THIS PROPERTY WAS ACQUIRED BY THE CITY OF NEW YORK UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF SETH LOW MAYOR AND FORMALLY OPENED AS A PUBLIC PARK DECEMBER 28 1903 COMMISSIONERS WILLIAM R. WILLCOX PRESIDENT JOHN E. EUSTIS RICHARD YOUNG GEORGE S. TERRY SECRETARY 194 C i i I s i SI.*l BY CHARLES W. STOUGHTON, ARTHUR A. STOUGHTON, PAUL E. DUBOY FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 187 0' CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE FORT WASHINGTON AVENUE AT ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THIRD STREET FORT WASHINGTON MONUMENT ARTIST UN KNOWN A THIN white marble pedestal with a low seat is placed against a rock upon which stands a cannon mounted on a wooden carriage. The dado of the pedestal is dark granite with a narrow bronze frame enclosing the inscription., on each side of which are thin pilasters, one of them being ornamented with a bronze sword and wreath and the other with a bronze torch and wreath. INSCRI PTION THIS MEMORIAL MARKS THE SITE OF FORT WASHINGTON CONSTRUCTED BY THE CONTINENTAL TROOPS IN THE SUMMER OF 1776 TAKEN BY THE BRITISH AFTER A HEROIC DEFENSE NOVEMBER i16,v 1776 REPOSSESSED BY THE AMERICANS UPON THEIR TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO THE CITY OF NEW YORK NOVEMBER 25, 1783 ERECTED THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT BY THE EMPIRE STATE SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION NOVEMBER j6, 1901 IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN /i z 3 H Uo zIL ii: IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE PLAZA * GEORGE WASHINGTON 1732-1799 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-97 ARTIST HENRY MERWIN SHRADY 1871 -AN equestrian bronze statue, heroic size, stands on a high granite pedestal. His Colonial uniform is nearly concealed by an ample cloak wrapped about him, and his face is to the front, with the eyes looking straight ahead. His right hand hangs at his side and his left holds the reins of his charger, standing quietly with arched neck. SIGNED: H. M. SHRADY. 19o6 INSCRIPTIONS VALLEY FORGE * THIS ~ MONUMENT ~ IS. PRESENTED ~ TO ~ THE ~ CITY 0 BY ~ JAMES~ R. *HOWE * MEMBER ~ OF ~ 54th- 55th- U s ~S, CONGRESS. AND ~ REGISTER ~ OF ~ KINGS ~ COUNTY ~ * COMMITTEE ~ OF ~ SUPERVISION ~ AND ~ CONSTRUCTION * 2nd FEBRUARY ~ 1901 199 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BOROUGH HALL PARK HENRY WARD BEECHER 1813-1887 PASTOR PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 1847-1887 ARTIST JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. 1830 -WEARING a heavy overcoat with cape, a bronze figure, heroic size, with the face turned to the right, stands with the left foot advanced, on a dark granite pedestal. His left hand, holding a soft hat, is seen below the cape of his coat, and his right hangs at his side. On the left, a life-size figure of a barefooted negress, wearing a simple garment, is resting her left knee on the base of the pedestal, the surbase of which she grasps with her right hand, while with her left she is laying a palm branch at the feet of the statue. On the right, a figure of a small girl, holding in her hands the end of a garland hanging from the top of the pedestal, stands on the base, on which a small boy is sitting on his jacket with his arms about the girl. Given to the City in 1891. SIGNED: J. Q. A. WARD SCULPTOR INSCRIPTION HENRY WARD BEECHER 1813 1887 THE GRATEFUL GIFT OF MULTITUDES OF ALL CLASSES CREEDS AND CONDITIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD TO HONOR THE GREAT APOSTLE OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN 200 I-~-'jr: _~:~ i -~P~IIF ~~~SII~1Ua~rU ~.r:::i El't;"";;:~;~siC ~ i;ln;n I~~ ~S~i::(::: ~,1.~~:~t.: LiLlf~lJil.;. ~C;' nh r.yT LII ~1L:~.~.. I C~r ir;9~'':~I:~""'- " r~ VWI C.-, 4 GRANT'S TOM.I BY JOHN HEMINGWAY DUNCAN FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 191 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BOROUGH HALL BOROUGH PRESIDENT'S OFFICE SAMUEL S. POWELL 1815-1879 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1857-60; 1872-73 ARTIST UNKNOWN DRESSED in a moder costume, with the face and eyes to the front, is a white marble bust, life size. Purchased by the City in 1874. MUNICIPAL BUILDING MARTIN KALBFLEISCH 1804-1873 MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, 1861-63; 1868-7r ARTIST J. McNAMEE A WHITE marble bust, life size. SIGNED: J. McNAMEE. SCULPTOR 1877 Purchased by the City in 1877. BOARD OF EDUCATION BUILDING EPHRAIM J. WHITLOCK 1820-1881 PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF EDUCATION ARTIST UNKNOWN IN the center of a white marble oval plaque is a face to the right in middle relief. This is set into a large rectangular slab of gray marble. 201 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BOARD OF EDUCATION BUILDING-CONTINUED INSCRIPTION In Grateful Memory Of EPHRAIM. J. WHITLOCK; FOR 23 YEARS A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, AND FOR I I YEARS ITS PRESIDENT. DIED JUNE 30th i881. BY THE TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF BROOKLYN. El LAUDEM, CUI DEBITA. BEDFORD AVENUE AT DIVISION AVENUE FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN IN the center of an octagonal basin stands an urn-shaped iron fountain surmounted by the figure of a woman. It is ornamented with storks and children in cast-iron. FORT GREENE PARK EDWARD FOWLER 1827 -BRIGADIER GENERAL ARTIST HENRY BAERER 1837 -WEARING a military cloak thrown back over the right shoulder, disclosing a General's uniform, a bronze figure, heroic size, stands with the left foot advanced on a round granite pedestal. His face 202 I:: *! - (a~ (3 z >~ c~ 0 ~4 w ~o ~C C ( r (( II( ( Y( i I c ( r i~ CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE FORT GREENE PARK-CONTINUED is turned slightly to the right, with the eyes looking straight ahead. His left hand rests on the pommel of his sword and his right against his hip. SIGNED: HENRY BAERER SCULPTOR N. Y. INSCRIPTION FOWLER ERECTED BY THE CITY OF BROOKLYN IN HONOR OF THE SERVICES RENDERED BY THE 14TH. REGT. N. Y. S. M. I86I - 1865 BULL RUN BINNS HILL FALMOUTH SPOTTSYLVANIA, AUG. 1862. CHANTILLY FREDERICKSBURG WILDERNESS MINE RUN LAUREL HILL RAPPAHANNOCK STATION FITZHUGH CROSSING SOUTH MOUNTAIN PORT ROYAL CHANCELLORSVILLE SEMINARY HILL MANASSAS PLAINS SULPHUR SPRINGS GETTYSBURG ANTIETAM GROVETON GAINESVILLE SPOTTSYLVANIA - 1864. DEDICATED MAY 18th. 1902. GRANT SQUARE ULYSSES SIMPSON GRANT 1822-1885 AN AMERICAN GENERAL PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1869-77 ARTIST WILLIAM ORDWAY PARTRIDGE AN equestrian statue in bronze, heroic size, stands on a high granite pedestal, the front of which is ornamented with a bronze wreath. The General wears his military overcoat unbuttoned, exposing his uniform beneath. His face is turned to the left, with the eyes looking straight ahead. His gauntleted right hand rests 203 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE GRANT SQUARE-CONTINUED against his hip, and his left holds the reins of his alert charger, with head up, ears pointed forward, nostrils distended, and eyes looking intently into the distance. SIGNED: WILLIAM - ORDWAY - PARTRIDGE SCULPTOR - 1895 INSCRIPTION PRESENTED TO THE CITY BY THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB OF BROOKLYN APRIL 27th 1896 FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A BRONZE fountain, 15 feet high, composed of a series of basins, one above another, ornamented with figures of children. EASTERN PARKWAY AT BEDFORD AVENUE * HENRY WARNER SLOCUM 1827-1894 GENERAL IN UNITED STATES ARMY, 1861-65 ARTIST FREDERICK WILLIAM MACMONNIES, N.A. 1865 -A BRONZE equestrian statue, heroic size, stands on a granite pedestal, on the front of which is a bronze eagle with wings spread, in relief, and on each side of the pedestal are two bronze medallions. The General's face is turned to the right, but his body is turned to 204 tfe^ 'i^ lftl? rru~---~-rr ---~-~-ru-~rrl-ul~-~-------' I -C--- ------'~ ----~r --I --~~-~-u- -uu~-~l HENRY WARD BEECHER BY J9HN QUINCY ADAMS WARD, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 200 ( ~re ~, ~ r eer r rr rr CC( 1 ( ( ( C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE EASTERN PARKWAY-CONTINUED the left, and in his right hand he holds aloft an unsheathed sword. With his left hand he holds taut the reins of his spirited charger walking with arched neck. Given to the City in 1905. SIGNED: MACMONNIES INSCRIPTION SLOCUM FLATBUSH AVENUE AND SIXTH AVENUE HOOPER FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A LARGE circular granite basin. Back of it rises a granite column 15 feet high, surmounted by a bronze fixture enclosing a globe. Back of this a granite catch basin or urn for drippings from drinking place for persons. INSCRIPTION PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF BROOKLYN BY JOHN HOOPER MDCCCXCVI PROSPECT PARK PLAZA SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' MEMORIAL ARCH ARTIST JOHN H. DUNCAN THIS is a granite structure with a height and width of 80 feet, enclosing an arch 50 feet high and 50 feet deep at the base, with a span of 35 feet. It is surmounted by a quadriga in bronze, and 205 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK PLAZA-CONTINUED two colossal bronze groups-representing "The Army" and "The Navy," respectively-rest on the columnar embellishments on the front of each pier. Set into one pier beneath the arch is an equestrian high relief of Lincoln and in the other pier a similar relief of Grant. Purchased by the City in 1892. INSCRIPTION TO - THE - DEFENDERS - OF - THE - UNION - 1861-1865 ON THE MEMORIAL ARCH THREE GROUPS ARTIST FREDERICK WILLIAM MACMONNIES, N.A. 1865 -VICTORY THIS is a quadriga in bronze, heroic size, with a female driver erect in the chariot, holding aloft with her right hand a banner with voluminous fluttering folds, and in her left, an unsheathed sword. At the right and left of the four horses are winged female figures symbolical of victory. Purchased by the City in 1898. THE NAVY THIS large group in bronze, heroic size, is composed of a number of sailors standing near their youthful commander who holds a speaking trumpet in his right hand and points eagerly with his left. Above the group is a nude female figure wearing a helmet and holding aloft in her left hand a trident, while her right arm, with an extended sword, rests across the back of an eagle with wings outspread. Purchased by the City in 190o. 206 Ff ý,-. u'-~~-1 ULYSSES SIMPSON GRANT BY WILLIAM ORDWAY PARTRIDGE FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 203 t ( It CL I r (. I~ It r, r f F ) I C CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK PLAZA-CONTINUED THE ARMY A GROUP of a number of figures, in bronze, heroic size, chief among which are the head and fore-quarters of a horse, surrounded by soldiers with guns, and conspicuous among them a young officer pointing eagerly upward and a drummer boy who has evidently been wounded. Dominating the group is a horse from which a cavalryman has just fallen, while the armor-clad, winged figure of Victory, blowing a trumpet, rushes forward between horse and rider. Purchased by the City in 90oI. ON THE PIERS IN THE ARCHWAY TWO RELIEFS ARTISTS WILLIAM RUDOLF O'DONOVAN, A.N.A. 1844 -AND THOMAS EAKINS, N.A. 1844 -ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809-1865 PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES, 1861-1865 THIS is an equestrian high relief in bronze, showing President Lincoln mounted on a horse standing quietly, with its right side to the spectator and the rein hanging loosely on its neck. His face is toward the spectator and his right arm is extended downward with the hand holding a high-crowned hat, while his left hand, idly holding the reins, rests on the pommel of the saddle. SIGNED: W R O'DONOVAN & THOMAS EAKINS SCULPTORS 1893-4 Purchased by the City in 1894. 207 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK PLAZA-CONTINUED ULYSSES SIMPSON GRANT 1822-1885 PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES, 1869-77 THIS is an equestrian high relief in bronze, life size, showing the General in familiar uniform, mounted on a horse slowly walking to the left. He carries no sword, and idly holds in his left hand the double reins of the bridle. SIGNED: W - R * O'DONOVAN. & THOMAS EAKINS SCULPTORS. 1893-94 Purchased by the City in 1894. FOUR COLUMNS ARTIST FREDERICK WILLIAM MAcMONNIES, N.A. 1865 -THESE are fluted Doric columns in granite standing on rectangular bases of the same material. Each is surmounted by a large bronze globe, and eagle with wings spread and curved upward with their tips nearly meeting above. The lower part of the column is enlarged by four upright fasces tipped with ball and eagle. Purchased by the City in o19i. *ALEXANDER J. C. SKENE 1839-1901 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ARTIST J. MASSEY RHIND i86oTHIS is a portrait bust of a bearded man, in bronze, heroic size. Over the shoulders is draped an academic gown, showing beneath it a modern coat and neckwear. It stands on a white marble pedestal, against a large white marble truncated obelisk. SIGNED: MASSEY RHIND 1905 Given to the City in 1905. 208 ~ 4 z w (I) U -C ~ -J CI C ( ~( (C (~~ ( ~(( ( r(C~ r C ( n ( ( ( ( ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK PLAZA-CONTINUED INSCRIPTION ALEXANDER J. C. SKENE M. D. LL. D. PHYSICIAN PRESIDENT DEAN AND GYNECOLOGIST FYVIE ABERDEENSHIRE SCOTLAND 1838 HIGHMOUNT ULSTER CO. N.Y. 1900oo AUTHOR OF THE LONG ISLAND HOSPITAL COLLEGE. GOUVERNEUR KEMBLE WARREN 1830-1882 GENERAL IN UNITED STATES ARMY, 1862-82 ARTIST HENRY BAERER 1837 -A BRONZE figure, heroic size, dressed in a general's uniform, stands alert, on the uncut top of a granite pedestal, partly polished and partly rough-hewn. With left foot advanced, the weight of the body is on his right; his head is thrown back and inclined to the left; his face is turned to the right and the eyes gaze straight ahead. He holds a field-glass before his breast with his left hand, while his right is thrust downward in expressive gesture. SIGNED: HENRY BAERER SCULPT. N. Y. INSCRIPTIONS WARREN MAJOR GENERAL GOUVERNEUR KEMBLE WARREN LIEUTENANT COLONEL CORPS OF ENGINEERS, U. S. A. BORN AT COLD SPRING N. Y. JANUARY 8, 1830 DIED AT NEWPORT R. I. AUGUST 8, 1882 EVERYTHING WITH HIM WAS SUBORDINATE TO DUTY, 209 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK PLAZA-CONTINUED GRADUATED AT WEST POINT, 1850, CORPS OF ENGINEERS U. S. ARMY, CONDUCTED EXPLORATIONS WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI, 1855-58, SERVED IN ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, 1861-1865; ROSE BY MERIT FROM LIEUT. COLONEL, - 5TH NEW YORK VOLS., TO MAJOR GENERAL, COMMANDING 5TH ARMY CORPS; ENGAGED IN 17 GREAT BATTLES AND TWENTY MINOR ACTIONS; WAS TWICE WOUNDED; SAVED LITTLE ROUND TOP AT GETTYSBURG, AND MADE VICTORY AT FIVE FORKS DECISIVE. OF HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, 1865-82, THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS STATES IN ORDERS: "IN SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS GENERAL WARREN HAD FEW SUPERIORS, AND HIS ELABORATE REPORTS ON SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT WORKS WHICH HAVE BEEN CONFIDED TO THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS ARE AMONG THE MOST VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO ITS LITERATURE." Presented To The City of Brooklyn. BY G. K. WARREN POST No 286. Department of New York. GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. A. D. 1896. THIS STONE IS FROM LITTLE ROUNDTOP GETTYSBURG. JAMES S. T. STRANAHAN 1808-1898 CHIEF FOUNDER OF PROSPECT PARK ARTIST FREDERICK WILLIAM MACMONNIES, N.A. 1865 -A BRONZE figure, heroic size, stands with the left foot slightly advanced, on an embellished granite pedestal. Over his left arm he carries an overcoat, with a cane in the hand, while his right hand, holding a beaver hat, hangs at his side. SIGNED: FREDERICK MAcMONNIES INSCRIPTIONS STRANAHAN 210 O z n z rri aa: 7e 1~Es3 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK PLAZA-CONTINUED JAMES * S- T STRANAHAN A CITIZEN * OF * BROOKLYN HONORED FOR * MANY NOBLE * SERVICES, MOST GRATEFVLLY * AS * CHIEF FOVNDER * OF PROSPECT PARK 1891 LECTOR SI MONVMENTVM REQVIRIS CIRCVMSPICE ERECTED BY * HIS FELLOW ~ CITIZENS DURING ~ HIS * LIFETIME AND ~ VNVEILED IN * HIS ~ PRESENCE JVNE ~ VI ~ MDCCCXCI * HENRY W. MAXWELL 1850-1902 DEVOTEE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION AND CHARITY ARTIST AUGUSTUS SAINT GAUDENS, N.A. 1848-1907 PLACED against a large granite bowlder is a rectangular, upright, bronze plaque, with a bust portrait in moderate relief, encircled by a wreath of oak leaves bound by ribbons at the top and bottom. SIGNED: A. S. G. Given to the City in 1903. INSCRIPTIONS HENRY - W - MAXWELL M D*C C*C-L M C M- II * THIS * MEMORIAL ERECTED * BY * HIS * FRIENDS * IS * THEIR * TRIBVTE - TO * HIS * DEVOTION * TO - PVBLIC * EDVCATION * AND * CHARITY * IN * THE * CITY * OF * BROOKLYN 211 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK SULLIVAN HEIGHTS JOHN HOWARD PAYNE 1791-1852 AUTHOR OF "'HOME, SWEET HOME" ARTIST HENRY BAERER 1837 -AN undraped bronze bust, heroic size, stands on a granite pedestal. His head is inclined to the right and his face, fringed with whiskers, is turned to the left, with the eyes looking straight ahead. SIGNED: H BAERER. SCULPTOR. N Y 1873 INSCRIPTION TO John Howard Payne. Actor, Journalist, Dramatist, and the Author of "Home, Sweet Home," THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY THE FAUST CLUB OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN 1873. ON EAST DRIVE NORTHWEST OF DEER PADDOCK LAKE BATTLE PASS TABLET ARTIST UNKNOWN INSCRIPTION LINE *:- OF *:. DEFENSE:* AUGUST.: 27 *:- 1776.: BATTLE.:. OF *:. LONG *. ISLAND 175.:. FEET *:. SOUTH -- SITE *:* OF *:* VALLEY *:* GROVE *:- HOUSE <----- 150.:. FEET *:. NORTH 212 JAMES S. T. STRANAHAN S BY FREDERICK WILLIAM MAC MONNIES, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 210 ( I (. f (~ (I ( r C i I r ( ~ ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK-CONTINUED IN THE FLOWER GARDEN LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN 1770-1827 ARTIST HENRY BAERER 1837 -DRESSED in the eighteenth-century costume, a bronze bust, heroic size, stands on a granite pedestal. His face, framed by long hair, is turned to the left, with the eyes raised and turned still more in the same direction. SIGNED: HENRY BAERER SCULPTOR N. Y. INSCRIPTIONS BEETHOVEN PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF BROOKLYN BY THE UNITED GERMAN SINGERS OF THE CITY. FIRST PRIZE AT THE 17th NATIONAL SAENGERFEST, HELD AT NEW YORK JUNE 22-26. 1894. WASHINGTON IRVING 1783-1859 ARTIST HENRY BAERER 1837 -AN undraped bronze bust, heroic size, stands oh a gaine-shaped granite pedestal. He faces front and his eyes look straight ahead. Given to the City in 1871. 213 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART---SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK-CONTINUED IN THE FLOWER GARDEN ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809-1865 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1861-65 ARTIST HENRY KIRKE BROWN, N.A. 1814-1886 A BRONZE figure, heroic size, wearing an ample cloak about the shoulders, is standing with the left knee slightly bent and holding in the left hand a manuscript at which he is pointing with the right. On each side of the pedestal are small projections supporting bronze eagles, while the front and rear are ornamented with wreaths, within which are the inscriptions. Given to the City in 1868. SIGNED: H K. BROWN SC INSCRIPTIONS USN USA * LIONESS AND CUBS ARTIST VICTOR PETER 184oA BRONZE figure of a lioness, heroic size, is lying in an attitude of great contentment, on a pedestal about six inches high. Her right fore paw is extended in front of her and her left paw partly encircles one young cub, which she is contentedly licking, while two others scramble over her. SIGNED: VTOR PETER INSCRIPTION PRESENTED BY FREDERICK MAC * MONNIES COPYRIGHT. 214 HENRY W. MAXWELL BY AUGUSTUS SAINT GAUDENS, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 211 I I ( ( ( ~( c ( ( r I, c r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK-CONTINUED IN THE FLOWER GARDEN THOMAS MOORE 1779-1852 AN IRISH POET ARTIST JOHN G. DRADDY 1833- 1904 A BRONZE bust, heroic size, with a cloak about the shoulders, stands on a granite pedestal ornamented with a bronze harp partly concealed by drapery. His face is turned to the left and the eyes, slightly raised, look straight ahead. SIGNED: DRADDY FECET 1879 INSCRIPTIONS MOORE "THOUGH GLORY BE GONE AND THOUGH HOPE FADE AWAY THY NAME., LOVED ERIN., SHALL LIVE IN HIS SONGS" ERECTED BY THE 5Tr PATRICK SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN TO COMMEMORATE THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF "THE POET OF ALL CIRCLES AND THE IDOL OF HIS OWN.1it MAY 28. 1879. TWO FOUNTAINS ARTIST UN KNOWN THESE are irregular-shaped bronze basins on granite pedestals. From the center rises a short composite pillar out of four sides of which the water flows. 215 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK-CONTINUED IN THE FLOWER GARDEN WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART 1756-1791 ARTIST AUGUSTUS MAX JOHANNES MUELLER 1847 -A BRONZE bust, heroic size, is in the costume of the latter part of the eighteenth century, with high coat-collar, full stock, and jabot. His long hair is combed straight back, and his face is turned slightly to the left, with the eyes looking straight ahead. SIGNED: A. M. J. MUELLER SCULPTOR PHILADELPHIA, 1897 INSCRIPTIONS MOZART PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF BROOKLYN BY THE UNITED GERMAN SINGERS OF THE CITY. FIRST PRIZE AT THE 18TH NATIONAL SAENGERFEST, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA JUNE 23" 1897 S. K. Saenger President. Arthur Classen Conductor. 216 BY VICTOR PETER FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 214 V k 4L CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK-CONTINUED ON LOOKOUT HILL MARYLAND MONUMENT ARTIST STANFORD WHITE 1853-1906 STANDING on a square granite base is a granite shaft with a bronze Corinthian capital surmounted by a white marble globe. INSCRIPTION IN HONOR OF MARYLAND'S FOVR HVNDRED WHO ON THIS BATTLE-FIELD AVGVST 27TH 1776 SAVED THE AMERICAN ARMY ERECTED THROVGH THE EFFORTS OF THE MARYLAND SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLVTION AVGVST 27, 1895. TVAE ~ CORONASTI - NOS * SCVTO * BONAE * VOLVNTATIS GOOD GOD! WHAT BRAVE FELLOWS I MVST THIS DAY LOSE GEORGE WASHINGTON PEDESTAL CONTRIBUTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS CHARLES A. SCHIEREN, FRANK SQVIER, MAYOR. COMMISSIONER. THIRD STREET ENTRANCE PANTHERS (TWO) ARTIST ALEXANDER PHIMISTER PROCTOR, N.A. 1862 -ON high granite pedestals, two bronze figures of panthers, heroic size, stand alert, with their heads raised high and their ears pointing forward. 217 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE PROSPECT PARK - CONTINUED OCEAN AVENUE ENTRANCE THE HORSE TAMERS (TWO) ARTIST FREDERICK WILLIAM MACMONNIES, N.A. 1865 -THESE are two companion pairs of rearing horses, heroic size, in bronze. Astride of one of the horses a nude youth, brandishing a whip, struggles to control the plunging animals. SIGNED: FREDERICK * MAC * MONNIES * SCVLPR. 1898 MAC-MONNIES * SCVLPTEVR * 1898 Purchased by the City in 1898. r:fi"t: ~~~1 THE HORSE TAMERS BY FREDERICK WILLIAM MACMONNIES, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 217 C C IN THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX : s PANTHERS BY ALEXANDER PHIMISTER PROCTOR, N.A. FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 217 IN THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX GRAND BOULEVARD AT ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST STREET *HEINRICH HEINE FOUNTAIN 1799-1856 A GERMAN POET AND CRITIC ARTIST ERNST HERTER 1846 -A MONUMENT in white marble, consisting of a pillar alibut 8 feet high, surmounted by a female figure, "Die Lorelei," heroic size. On three sides of the pillar are low reliefs: of "Heine," of a Sphinx holding in her arms a young man, and of a young man killing a dragon, respectively. The pillar stands on a large marble base elaborately ornamented with many kinds of aquatic animals and plants in high relief. The space around the base is divided into three large segments by projecting marble work, on each of which sits a mermaid, heroic size. The whole is surrounded by a large basin, into which the water flows from the large shell-shaped basins fastened to the sides of the pillar. Each of these shells is supplied with water from the mouth of a dolphin. SIGNED: PROFESSOR E. HERTER, BERLIN. FECIT. 1897 INSCRIPTIONS HEINRICH HEINE. To THE MEMORY OF THEIR GREAT POET THE GERMANS IN AMERICA. IHREM GROSSEN DICHTER DIE DEUTSCHEN IN AMERIKA. 221 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE ZOOLOGICAL PARK LYDIG MEMORIAL ARCH ARTIST HEINS & LA FARGE THIS is a gateway consisting of two massive pillars of cut stone surmounted by an arch of ornamental wrought-iron work. INSCRIPTIONS ERECTED IN MEMORY OF PHILIP MESIER LYDIG AND CATHERINE SUYDAM LYDIG BY THEIR DAUGHTER FLORENCE LYDIG STURGIS A. D. 1903. THESE LANDS THESE FORESTS BECAME THE HOME WERE PRESERVED OF AND PROTECTED THE LYDIG FAMILY UNTIL ACQUIRED A. D. 1802. BY THE CITY. AND BY THEM A. D. 1888. *ITALIAN FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN IN the center of a circular basin about forty-five feet in diameter stands an urn-shaped basin about half as large, from the center of which rises a shaft holding a smaller basin supporting a shaft, on top of which rests a still smaller basin surmounted by the figure of a goose with its neck extended straight upwards. Around the large urn-basin are two figures of mermen and two of mermaids, each supporting with head and hands a large shell with its edge resting on the edge of the basin. In each shell is a sea-horse carrying on its back a child. Given to the City in 1903. 222 C H 0~ U C z z rr~ eq "4 0 0 -"4 "4 U) z C 0 -U U) "4 0 C U c1 C ( i tee ~( I It ( c r cc c I I ( I' ( ( CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE ZOOLOGICAL PARK-CONTINUED FOUR LIONS ARTIST ELI HARVEY I86oON either side of the two entrances to the lion house is the figure of a lion, heroic size, in limestone. Each one is seated on its haunches in an attitude of dignified repose. SIGNED: ELI * HARVEY * SC. In addition, the buildings in the Zoological Park are profusely ornamented with animal sculptures. The pediments, cornices, entrances, and doorways are adorned with full figures of apes, monkeys, birds, pelicans, and baboons, and the cornices, gutter-facings, the sides of the buildings, and the capitals of the columns are ornamiented with heads of mammals, birds, and reptiles. These are all executed in realistic fashion. PELHAM PARKWAY BRIDGE *CAROLUS LINNAEUS TABLET ARTIST TIFFANY & CO. SIGNED: TIFFANY & CO. INSCRIPTION * LINNAEVS - SBOTANIST * AND * ZOOLOGIST SBORN * RASHVLT SSWEDEN * MAY * 23 ~ 1707 * DIED * HAMMARBY * SSWEDEN - JANVARY IO1. 1778 STHIS BRIDGE ~ WAS * DEDICATED SBY * THE - NEW * YORK * ACADEMY * OF * SCIENCES * MAY * 23 * 1907 223 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE BRONX PARK * BOTANICAL GARDEN FOUNTAIN ARTIST CARL E. TEFFT 1874 -THIS is a bronze group, heroic size, of the head and shoulders of two rearing horses with webbed forefeet. A nude female figure of hilarious mien is astride the one at the left, which she guides with her right hand, while she swings her left hand backward in, merry gesture. A nude boy tries to control the horse at the right, and m his right hand holds a fish by the tail. Above the horses, a nude boy sits on the back of a dolphin on a large globe. Water flows from beneath the plinth into a large basin below, in the left side of which is a bronze merman looking up in a startled manner at the plunging animals and in the right side of the basin a bronze mermaid turns partly round to look at the group above her as she hurries to get out of their way. SIGNED: CARL - TEFFT. SCULPTOR Purchased by the City in 1905. VAN CORTLANDT PARK * SULLIVAN MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN ARTISTS FRANK E. WALLIS, ARCHITECT AND JONATHAN SCOTT HARTLEY, N.A., SCULPTOR 1845 -THIS is a granite column 9 feet 6 inches high and 4 feet 6 inches wide, with an ornamental top, into each side of which is set a bronze medallion with the head of a man in middle relief. At the base is a circular basin for horses. MEDALLIONS SIGNED: J. S. HARTLEY Sc 1906 224 Li. H Lii zu 0 (-I Li 0 LL C I (( c (,ce c r c r _ r ( r CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE VAN CORTLANDT PARK-CONTINUED INSCRIPTIONS IN HONOR OF ALGERNON SYDNEY SVLLIVAN JVRIST - STATESMAN - ORATOR BORN 1826 DIED 1887 AN IMMACVLATE LIFE DEVOTED WITH NEVER FAILING FIDELITY TO PVBLIC AND PRIVATE TRVSTS IN HONOR OF ALGERNON SYDNEY SVLLIVAN JVRIST - STATESMAN - ORATOR BORN 1826 DIED 1887 HE REACHED OVT BOTH HANDS IN CONSTANT HELPFVLNESS TO HIS FELLOWMEN ERECTED BY CITIZENS OF NEW YORK 1906 FRANK E WALLIS ARCHITECT *JOSIAH PORTER I830- 1894 ADJUTANT GENERAL N. G. N. Y. 1886-1894 ARTIST WILLIAM CLARK NOBLE DRESSED in a general's uniform, a bronze figure, heroic size, is standing erect on a granite pedestal. With his face and eyes to the front, he holds a chapeau against his hip with his right hand, while his left rests on the hilt of his sword with its point on the ground. SIGNED: W. CLARK NOBLE SC Given to the City in 1902. 225 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE VAN CORTLANDT PARK-CONTINUED INSCRIPTIONS MAJOR GENERAL PORTER ADJUTANT GENERAL STATE OF NEW YORK. 1886 - 1894. ERECTED BY THE NATIONAL GUARD OF NEW YORK IN APPRECIATION OF HIS FIDELITY AS A PATRIOT, HIS QUALITIES AS A SOLDIER, AND HIS SERVICES IN BEHALF OF THE NATIONAL GUARD. HE LABORED TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY, PERFECT THE DISCIPLINE AND ELEVATE THE STANDARD OF THE NATIONAL GUARD. JOSIAH PORTER IST. LIEUT. IST. BATTERY MASS. VOLS. I86i, CAPTAIN, JULY I86I TO SEPTEMBER 1862. CAPTAIN 22ND. REGIMENT, N. G. N. Y. JUNE 1865, MAJOR, MAY 1867, LIEUT. COLONEL, JANUARY 1869, COLONEL, OCTOBER 1869, MAJOR GENERAL AND ADJUTANT GENERAL, I886. IN THE BOROUGH OF QUEENS IN THE BOROUGH QUEENS OF LONG ISLAND CITY JACKSON AND THOMPSON AVENUES FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A CIRCULAR basin rimmed with granite, rising one foot above the pavement. In the center, on a pedestal of stones, stands an iron urn about 6 feet high; its basin about 4 feet in diameter. COLLEGE POINT COLLEGE AVENUE AND THIRTEENTH STREET CONRAD POPPENHUSEN 1818-1883 FOUNDER POPPENHUSEN INSTITUTE ARTIST HENRY BAERER 1837 -AN undraped bronze bust, heroic size, stands on a granite pedestal. The face with a fringe of close-cropped whiskers is turned to the left with the eyes looking straight ahead. SIGNED: H. BAERER SCULPTOR N. Y. Given to the City in 1884. 229 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE COLLEGE POINT-CONTINUED INSCRIPTION POPPENHUSEN To THE MEMORY OF THE BENEFACTOR OF COLLEGE POINT. ERECTED NOV. I, 1884. FLUSHING AT JAMAICA AND MADISON AVENUES ELLIMAN FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A GRANITE slab o1 feet high by 4 feet wide. On each side a lion's head, out of which water flows into a basin. INSCRIPTIONS ALL MY SPRINGS ARE IN THEE FOR IN THEE IS THE FOUNTAIN OF LIFE ERECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF FLUSHING IN THE YEAR MDCCCXCVI THIS FOUNTAIN IS PLACED HERE IN MEMORY OF MARY LAWRENCE ELLIMAN WHO WAS AN ACTIVE PHILANTHROPIST AND A WARM ADVOCATE OF TEMPERANCE REFORM. 230 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE FLUSHING PARK-CONTINUED AT BOWNE AVENUE AND BROADWAY FOX MONUMENT (GEORGE FOX) 1624-1691 FOUNDER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS ARTIST UNKNOWN AN irregular block of rough granite, 5 feet by 4 rising to a peak; about 4 feet high. One side scription. feet at base and polished for in INSCRIPTIONS HERE STOOD THE FOX OAKS BENEATH WHOSE BRANCHES GEORGE FOX FOUNDER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS PREACHED JUNE 7th 1672. ERECTED BY THE FLUSHING HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1907. FLUSHING PARK FOUNTAIN ARTIST UNKNOWN A CIRCULAR basin 30 feet in diameter with an iron rim I foot high, ornamented at regular intervals with iron urns I foot high. In center of basin, an irregular pillar surmounted by figure of Neptune with trident, beneath his feet a shell-shaped umbrella over which the water runs into a large basin. Between the umbrella and basin the pillar is encircled by three mermaids holding hands. Below the basin four figures of mermen. 231 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE FLUSHING PARK-CONTINUED SOLDIERS' MONUMENT ARTIST UNKNOWN A SIMPLE granite obelisk, divided into three sections by double bands of granite, is separated from its pedestal of the same material by a heavy molding, forming an obtuse-angled arch on each side. INSCRIPTIONS ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THE PATRIOTIC VOLUNTEERS FROM FLUSHING WHO SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OUR UNION 1861 1865. CAPt Wm LIEUt EMIL SCHUBERT SGt ALa A. FOWLER HENRY APEL JOHN B. BAUER JOHN BRADY L. BRUNNEMER JOHN BUCKLEY JOHN W. BYRD JAs BYRNS THADDs CAMPBELL JOs CATHCART VALENt CLINCH Wm J. CONN THOs CONNER C. DERMODY SGt Wm H. TERRY CORP WASH" W. FOWLER BENJ COVERT TITUS CROOKER HARS" CURTIS PHILIP DERCKES JOs A. DOBIECKI JOHN DOHERTY JAs E. ELDERD CHAs ERLING JAs FEELY Wm H. H. FIELD GEo H. FOWLER Wm GOODWIN 232 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE FLUSHING PARK-CONTINUED CAPt LOUIS BRISKY SGt BENJ HARPELL SGt JAs P. SMITH CORP GEO HUNTSMAN CORP Wm E. JOHNSTON Wm GRIFFIN THOs H. JENKINS LOUIS GROESEL ROBERT KANZ SETH HARPELL JOHN KENALEY JOHN HEFERMEHL PHILIP KENNA VALENt HELFRICH JOHN KEPPLER JOHN HEPPLER JOs KIERSTEAD JOHN J. HICKS PETER KIMMLER JOHN W. HINTSMAN WASHn G. KNIGHT JOHN HODGES PHILIP MAHER PATRICK HURLEY JACOB MANNWEILER GUILFd JACKSON PATRICK MARTIN THOs JACKSON THOs MCCREADY CAPt ELIJAH W. PECK SGT. FREDk WERNER SGT. ADAM WIRTH CORP. JOHN MARA CORP. LORENZO D. WOOD MARTIN MOORE ELIAS H. SEAMAN EDW L. MURRAY CHAs D. SMITH HENRY NEIMER CHAs STADER MARTIN NIX JAs STARKINS ANTHONY PARKS JURGEN STERNBERG SAM1 G. PORTLAND J. STEINBRUECKER ANDW REINHARDT JOHN STONEBANKS GOTHARD RENICKER CHAs W. TOWNSEND FRANK RICHTER WILLIS H. TYRRELL CHRISTn SCHATZMAN GEO VIX GE0 W. SCHENCK CARL WIDDEMAN DAVID SCHULTZ ROBt WRIGHT Jr 233 CATALOGUE OF WORKS OF ART-SCULPTURE JAMAICA AT BERGEN AND HILLSIDE AVENUES SOLDIERS' MONUMENT ARTIST FREDERICK WELLINGTON RUCKSTUHL 1853 -ON a simple granite pedestal, a winged figure of a woman in bronze, heroic size, is in the attitude of moving forward. Dressed in classic draperies falling in ample folds about her feet, her face is to the front and both undraped arms are extended aloft in front of her uplifted wings. She holds a wreath in her left hand and in her right a palm branch. SIGNED: F. W. RUCKSTUHL. SCULPTOR. 1896 INSCRIPTION 1861 - 1865 SOLDIERS' MONUMENT BY FREDERICK WELLINGTON RUCKSTUHL FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 234 ( r ( r,C~ C~( F r C r ( ( t- F r, INDEX ABBREVIATIONS USED TO INDICATE THE LOCATION OF PAINTINGS C. H. City Hall. B. E. Boardof Education Building. B. H. R. Brooklyn Hall of Records. B. B. H. Brooklyn Borough Hall. A. C. Appellate Court. C. C. H. County Court House. H. R. Hall of Records (Manhattan). B. H. Bellevue Hospital. B. M. B. Brooklyn Municipal Building. Crim. C. B. Criminal Courts Building. C.0. Comptroller's Office (Stewart Building). INDEX WHERE A SUBJECT HAS BEEN PAINTED BY MORE THAN ONE ARTIST, THE NAMES OF THE ARTISTS ARE PRINTED WITHIN PARENTHESES INDEX TO PORTRAITS SUBJECT PAGE Abbott, George B.........B. H. R. 71 Allen, Stephen.............c. H. 14 Anderson, Robert............ c. H. 47 Bainbridge, William........... H. 9 Barnard, Joseph F........ B. H. R. 68 Ben Amar, Achmet......... c. H. 24 Benedict, Erastus C.......... B. E. 75 Bergen, Jacob I........... B. H. R. 64 Boliver, Simon.............. c. H. 75 Booth, Samuel..........B. B. H. 54 Bouck, William C...........c. H. 29 Bowne, W alter............. c.H. 19 Bradford, Alexander Warfield.H. R. 76 Brady, John R.............A. c. 76 Brady, William V..........c. H. 30 Brainard, Roswell C...... B. H. R. 67 Brown, Jacob............... H. II Brown, John W........... BH. R. 59 Brush, Conklin.......... B.. M. B. 37 Burnett, Ward Benjamin.....c. H. 38 Carroll, Joseph W......... B. H. R. 70 Chauncey, Isaac...........c. o. 33 Clark, Aaron............... c. H. 22 Clark, Myron Holley........c. H. 54 Clay, Henry (Jarvis).........c. H. 39 Clay, Henry (Staunton)..B. B..H. 50 Clay, Henry (Unknown)......c. H. 76 Clement, NathanielH..... B. H. R. 70 Clinton, DeWitt (Catlin)......C. H. 16 Clinton, DeWitt (Powell).....B. E. 38 Clinton, DeWitt (Hicks)...... B. E. 77 Clinton, DeWitt (Parmecelli)..c. H. 77 SUBJECT PAGE Clinton, George.............c. H. 4 Colden, Cadwallader David...c. H. 13 Columbus, Christopher........ H. 18 Cooke, Erastus............B. H. R. 65 Copeland, Edward......... B..H. 33 Curtis, William E........... B. E. 49 Dailey, Abram H.......... B. H. R. 68 Daly, Charles Patrick...... c.c. H. 77 Davis, Noah............... A. c. 63 Dawson, Rodman B....... B. H. R. 71 Decatur, Stephen............ c. o. 8 Dikeman, John........... B. H. R. 63 Dix, John Adams............c. H. 60 Duane, James...............c. H. 5 Emott, James............. B. H. R. 72 Fenton, Reuben E............ H. 55 Fillmore, Millard............ c. H. 37 Fish, Hamilton............c. H. 35 Francis, John Wakefield...... B.H. 81 Gilbert, Jasper W......... B. H. R. 61 Green, Andrew Haswell...... c. H. 73 Greenwood, John.......... B. H. R. 78 Gunther, Charles Godfrey.......H. 57 Hall, George (Carpenter)...B. M. B. 42 Hall, George (Frothingham).B. B. H. 20 Hamilton, Alexander.......... c.H. 5 Harper, James...............c. H. 27 Harris, Townsend............ B. E. 40 Havemeyer,William Frederick.c. H. 28 Haws, Robert T............... o. 75 Hays, Jacob.................c. H. 23 Hodges, Andrew B........ B. H. R. 71 237 INDEX SUBJECT PAGE Hoffman, John Thompson.... C. H. 56 Hone, Philip...............c. H. 17 Howard, Harry.............. H. 48 Howell, James...........B. B. BH. 61 Hudson, Henry..............c. H. 78 Hull, Isaac................ c. H. 9 Hunt, Washington........... H. 41 Hunter, John W........... B. H. 59 Ingersoll, Josiah............. c.H. 74 Ingraham, Daniel Phoenix....A. c. 44 Jackson, Andrew............ H. 14 Jay, John................. c.H. 4 Jefferson, Thomas............ H. 48 Jenks, Grenville T........ B. H. R. 55 Jeremiah, Thomas.........B. E. 50 Johnson, Jeremiah......... B. B. H. 23 Kalbfleisch, Martin........ B. M. B. 46 Kelly, Robert............ B. E. 79 Kent, James...............H. R. 78 King, John Alsop...........c. H. 45 Kingsland, Ambrose C......... cH. 36 Lafayette, Marquis De.......c. H. 15 Lambert, Edward A.......B. M. B. 39 Larremore, Richard L........B. E. 56 Lawrence, Cornelius Van Wyck.c. H. 21 Lee, Gideon.................. H. 20 Lewis, Morgan............... H. 7 Livingston, Edward..........c. H. 6 Livingston, Walter L...... B. H. R. 65 Lott, Abraham............ B. H. R. 65 Lott, John A.............B. H.R. 58 Low, Seth........... B. B. H. 62 Macomb, Alexander..........c. H. 10 Manley, James R...........B. H. 79 Marcy, William Learned....... H. 22 McClellan, George Brinton...c. H. 53 McCue, Alexander......... B. H. R. 70 McDonough, Thomas......... c.o. 10 McGoldrick, Michael F..... B. H. R. 72 McLean, James M...........B. E. 52 Mickle, Andrew Hutchins...... cH. 29 Monroe, James...........c. H. 13 Moore, Henry A........... H. R. 79 Morgan, Edwin Dennison.....c. H. 49 Morris, Robert Hunter........ H. 27 Morton, James St. Clair....... H. 36 Murphy, Henry C.......... M..B. 25 Neilson, Joseph...........B. H. R. 62 Opdyke, George.............c. H. 51 Paez, Jose Antonio.......... H. R. 34 Paulding, William........... H. 16 SUBJECT PAGE Perry, Oliver Hazard........H. R. II Powell, Samuel S.......... B. BH. 45 Pratt, Calvin E..........B. H. R. 80 Radcliff, Jacob............. c. H. 12 Reynolds, George G....... B. H. R. 53 Riker, Richard......... CRIM. C. B. 74 Robinson, Hamilton W.....c.. H. 57 Schieren, Charles A........ B. H. 69 Schroeder, Frederick A..... B. H. 60 Scott, Winfield........... C. H. 44 Seward, William Henry........ H. 26 Seymour, Horatio............ H. 47 Simmons, J. Edward......... B. E. 66 Smith, Cyrus P........B.... H. 24 Smith, Jesse C............ H. R. 68 Smith, Samuel,............ M. B. 34 Smyth, Bernard.............. B. E. 80 Sprague, Joseph........... B. M. B. 26 Stanford, John............. H. 15 Strong, Selah B......... B. H.R. 80 Strong, William L..........c. H. 73 Stryker, Francis B........ B. M. B. 33 Stuyvesant, Peter............c. H. 8 Swift, Joseph Gardner........c. H. 12 Talmage, Thomas G....... B. M. B. 28 Tappen, Abraham B.......B. H. R. 74 Taylor, Zachary............c. H. 31 Thomson, George......... B. H. R. 81 Throop, Enos Thompson...... c.H. 19 Tiemann, Daniel Fawcett.....c. H. 46 Tompkins, Daniel D.......... H. 7 Trimble, George T........... B. E. 40 Trotter, Jonathan......... B..H. 21 Troy, James.............. B. H. R. 58 Ulshoeffer, Michael......... c. cH. 81 Unknown..................B. H. 34 Valentine, David Thomas...... H. 35 Van Buren, Martin..........c. H. 18 Van Brunt, Charles H.......A. c. 69 Varian, Isaac L.......... c. H. 25 Varick, Richard............. H. 6 Veeder, William D........B. H. R. 66 Voorhees, Judah B........B. H. R. 66 Von Steuben, Baron Frederick Wilhelm.............. c. H. 42 "Vuelvan Cara!"............c. H. 67 Washington, George (Trumbell)............. H. 3 Washington, George (Swett)..c. H. 31 Washington, George (Frothingham)................B. H. 32 238 INDEX SUBJECT Washington, George (Unknown)........ B. B. H. Westervelt, Jacob Aaron......c. H. Whitney, Daniel D........ B. B. H. Willett, Marinus........ c. H. Williams, Jonathan....... H. R. INDEX TO Banishment of Discord........... Equity................. Justice (Edw. Simmons)....... Justice (Robt. Reid)............ Justice (W. L. Metcalf)......... Justice of the Law............... Law....................... New York City Receiving the Tributes of the Nations...... PAGE SUBJECT 1 51 41 64 6 8 Wood, Alfred M........... B. H. Wood, Frenando.............c. H. Woodhull, Caleb Smith.......c. H. Wright, Silas.............c. H. Yates, Joseph Christopher....c. H. Young, John...............c. H. MURAL PAINTINGS 92 Opening of the Erie Canal........ 90 Seal of the City of New York...... 86 Seal of the State of New York..... 89 The Graduate............. 91 The Judicial and Other Virtues.... 93 The Power of the Law............ 91 The Reign of Law............... Transmission of the Law.......... 85 Wisdom.................... PAGE 52 43 43 30 17 32 100 Ioo 94 96 IO1 98 94 97 87 95 INDEX TO Alfred the Great................ 147 Andrews, George Peirce.......... 113 Architecture................. 123 Army, The..................... 207 Arthur, Chester Alan............. 139 Authority.................... 124 Autumn (Bush-Brown).......... I18 Autumn (Clarke)................ 152 Battle Pass Tablet............... 212 Bedford Avenue Fountain........ 202 Beecher, Henry Ward............ 20o Beekman, Henry Rutgers, Tablet.. I16 Bethesda Fountain............... 176 Blockhouse Tablet (Lamb)........ 191 Blockhouse Tablet (Williams)..... 185 Botanical Garden Fountain....... 224 Bums, Robert................... 169 Central Park Fountain........ 175 Central Park Fountain........... 176 Chemistry..................... 122 Childhood..................... 117 City Hall Tablet................. Io9 City Hall Park Fountain..........o8 Clay, Henry.................... III Clinton, DeWitt (Unknown)...... II Clinton, DeWitt (Martiny)....... I9 Colden, Cadwallader David....... 120 Columbus, Christopher (Russo).... 164 SCULPTURE Columbus, Christopher (Sufiol).... Columns, Four.................. Commerce (Fesquet)............ Commerce (Martiny)............ Commerce (Bush-Brown)......... Confucius..................... Conkling, Roscoe................ Consolidation of Greater New York. Cooper, Peter................... Cox, Samuel Sullivan........... De Peyster, Abraham........... De Vries, David Pietersen........ Dodge, William Earl............ Duane, James.................. Eagles and Prey................ Egyptian Obelisk............... Electricity..................... Elliman Fountain................ Emmet, Thomas Addis........... Ericsson, John.............. Falconer, The................ Farragut, David Glasgow........ Firemen's Monument........... Flint, Austin, Tablet............. Flower Garden Fountains......... Flushing Park Fountain......... Force (Ruckstuhl).............. Force...................... 167 208 167 123 127 150 140 127 129 131 io6 li9 159 120 172 181 125 230 115 105 172 141 132 153 215 231 145 126 239 INDEX SUBJECT PAGE Fort Washington Monument...... 195 Foster, Rebecca Salome.......... 128 Fowler, Edward................. 202 Fox Monument................. 231 Franklin, Benjamin.............. 107 Garibaldi, Giuseppe............. 135 Grant Square Fountain............ 204 Grant's Tomb................... 191 Grant, Ulysses Simpson (Partridge) 203 Grant, Ulysses Simpson (O'Donovan & Eakins)............... 208 Greeley, Horace............... Io Greeley, Horace (Doyle).......... 158 Hale, Nathan.................... 107 Halleck, Fitz Greene............. 170 Hamilton, Alexander............ 183 Hamilton Fountain............. 186 Hancock, Winfield Scott.......... 193 Havemeyer, William F........... iii Heathcote, Caleb................ 119 Heine, Heinrich, Fountain........ 221 Heritage........................ I19 Hewitt, Abram Stevens........... 120 H istory......................... 125 Hobart, John Sloss, Tablet....... I16 Holley, Alexander Lyman........ 134 Hone, Philip.................... 120 Hooper Fountain................ 205 Hooper Fountain................ 193 Horse Tamers, The.............. 218 Hudson Park Fountain........... 133 Hunt, Richard Morris............ 176 Indian Hunter.................. 168 Industry (Martiny)............. 123 Industry (Bush-Brown).......... 127 Industrial Art.................. 123 Instruction..................... 125 Iron Age....................... 126 Irving, John Treat.............. 115 Irving, Washington (Baerer)...... 213 Irving, Washington (Beer)........ 161 Italian Fountain................. 222 Jay, John....................... 113 Jefferson, Thomas................ 1o Jumel Mansion Tablet........... 194 Jumel Mansion Tablet............ 194 Justice (French)................ 148 Justice (Martiny)................ 124 Justice (Martiny)............... 125 Justinian, Flavius Anicius........ 150 Kalbfleisch, Martin.............. 201 SUBJECT PAGE Keeper of the Rolls............. 122 LaFayette and Washington....... 192 Lafayette, Marquis De........... 137 Law.......................... 125 Lincoln, Abraham (O'Donovan & Eakins).................... 207 Lincoln, Abraham (Brown)....... 214 Lincoln, Abraham (Brown)....... 137 Linnaeus, Carolus, Tablet........ 223 Lions, Four..................... 223 Lioness and Cubs................ 214 Long Island City Fountain........ 229 Loomis, Alfred Lebbeus, Tablet... 154 Louis IX....................... 149 Lycurgus....................... 148 Lydig Memorial Arch............ 222 Madison Square Fountain......... 144 Madison Square Fountain......... 144 M anu.......................... 149 Marshall, John................. 13 Maryland Monument............. 217 Maternity.................... I. 8 Maxwell, Henry W.............. 211 Mazzini, Giuseppe.............. 174 McAuley, Jerry, Fountain........ 158 McGowan's Pass Monument....... 184 M edicine...................... 122 Memorial Fountain.............. 133 Mohammed..................... 146 Moore, Thomas (Draddy)......... 215 Moore, Thomas (Sheahan)........ 66 Morning and Night.............. 145 Morse, Samuel Finley Breese...... 178 M oses........................ 151 Mott, Valentine, Tablet......... 155 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus....... 216 Murray, Mary Lindley, Tablet..... 16o Music.......................... 123 Navigation...................... 123 Navy, The...................... 206 Newcomb Fountain.............. 13o New York in Its Infancy......... 121 New York in Revolutionary Times. 121 Noon and Evening............. 145 O'Conor, Charles................. 152 Painting........................ 126 Panthers....................... 217 Payne, John Howard............. 212 Peace.......................... 150 Philosophy................ I18 Pilgrim, The................. 178 240 INDEX SUBJECT Poetry......................... Poppenhusen, Conrad............ Porter, Josiah................... Powell, Samuel S................ Printing........................ Provost Prison Tablet............ R ecorder....................... Recording the Purchase of Manhattan Island............... Robinson, Hamilton W., Tablet... Sayre, Lewis Albert, Tablet....... Schiff, Jacob H., Fountain........ Scott, Sir W alter................ Sculpture...................... Seventh Regiment Memorial...... Seward, William Henry........... Shakespeare, William........... Sherman, William Tecumseh...... Sigel, Franz..................... Sims, James Marion............ Skene, Alexander J. C.......... Slocum, Henry Warner......... Smyth, Frederick................ Soldiers' Monument, Jamaica..... Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument... Soldiers' Monument, Flushing..... Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Arch Solon....................... Spring (Bush-Brown)........... Spring (Clarke)............... Still H unt...................... Stranahan, James S. T............ Study........................ Stuyvesant, Peter.............. Sullivan Memorial Fountain....... PAGE SUBJECT PAGE 118 Summer (Bush-Brown).......... 118 229 Summer (Clarke)............... 152 225 Thorvaldsen, Albert Bertel....... 183 201 Tigress and Cubs................ 172 126 Tompkins Square Fountain....... 133 1o9 Tradition....................... 126 122 Triumph of Law................ 146 Union Square Fountain (Dondorf) 139 128 Union Square Fountain (Unknown) 139 117 Van Beethoven, Ludwig(Baerer).. 213 156 Van Beethoven, Ludwig (Baerer).. 171 129 Van Wyck..................... 112 170 Verdi, Giuseppe................. 185 126 Victory......................... 206 174 Von Humboldt, Friedrich Heinrich 142 Alexander................. 166 168 Von Schiller, Johann Christoph 163 Friedrich.................... 179 190 Warren, Gouverneur Kemble...... 209 161 Washington Arch................ 136 208 Washington, George (Unknown).. 112 204 Washington George (D'Angers).... 112 114 Washington George (Houdon)..... 18o 234 Washington, George (Shrady)..... 199 187 Washington, George (Brown & 232 W ard)..................... 138 205 Washington Square Fountain..... 136 148 W ebster, Daniel................. 173 118 Whitlock, Ephraim J............ 201 152 Winter (Bush-Brown)........... 118 179 Winter (Clarke)................. 151 210 W isdom........................ 144 124 Wood, James Rushmore, Tablet.. 157 120 Worth, William Jenkins.......... 143 224 Zoroaster...................... 147 241 Pt CL N &I L ab vIV, b M100@PI log:9 "lam C A 1" A L 0 G U E CATALOGUEI OF THE WORKS OF AkRT BELONGING TC THE CITY OF NEWi YORIK MCMIX - I r I- --`- -----r_ ~ ------~~---rr~~a~~yl~UV-IIIPO~~~LB~I~~~D $ / 4 / If *::.' - '4I,: '\~~- tt.-i, -2.. 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