Thomas Ridgeway Gould The West Wind
Thomas Ridgeway Gould. Maintained by: Find a Grave. Originally Created by: Jen Snoots. Added: 11 Apr 2007. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 18866670. Source citation. Sculptor. For many years he worked in the dry goods business but when it failed he began as a professional sculptor, though he had very little formal training in that area.
“The West Wind” by Thomas Ridgeway Gould Memorial art gallery, Stone sculpture, Marble sculpture
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The West Wind Thomas Ridgeway Gould. American, 1818-1881. Details. Title. The West Wind. Artist/Maker. Thomas Ridgeway Gould (American, 1818-1881) Date. 1870. Medium. Marble. Dimensions. 47 1/2 x 13 1/2 x 18 inches. Credit. Gift of the West Foundation in honor of Gudmund Vigtel and Michael E. Shapiro.
Thomas Ridegeway Gould (American, 18181881) "The West Wind" Marble Sculpture Cottone Auctions
The West Wind was one of Gould's best-known works; when the original proved popular, he made seven replicas in various sizes. Artist: Thomas Ridgeway Gould, American, 1818-1881; Created: 1876;. Thomas Ridgeway Gould. Thomas Ridgeway Gould (1818-1881) was born in Boston. He was a dry-goods merchant by trade and an artist by hobby, but.
Thomas Ridgeway Gould (18181881) The West Wind Galleries Inventory Hirschl & Adler
A Private Rochester, NY, Estate. Thomas Ridgeway Gould's, "The West Wind" marble sculpture was the embodiment of America's westward expansion. The original sculpture was made in 1870, and being so popular, Gould carved seven additional sculptures in two sizes. All of the sculptures were carved in Gould's studio in Florence, Italy.
Academia Aesthetics on Twitter "The "West Wind" sculpture by Thomas Ridgeway Gould in 1876 with
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Description Thomas Gould is an American sculptor who moved to Italy in his 50s. West Wind is his personification of America, elegantly described as a striding female figure with a belt of stars that represent the United States of America. Her skirt billows, flutters, and falls in behind her.
Thomas Ridgeway Gould Thomas Ridgeway Gould, a Rare American White Marble Bust of a Woman For
Visitors to the Mercantile Library have long been greeted by the over-life size marble sculpture The West Wind, by Thomas Ridgeway Gould (1818-1881). This month we celebrate Gould, who was born on November 6, 1818 and died on November 26, 1881, with a closer look at this dramatic sculpture.
Thomas Ridgeway Gould (18181881) The West Wind Galleries Inventory Hirschl & Adler
Thomas Ridgeway Gould (November 5, 1818 - November 26, 1881) was an American neoclassical sculptor active in Boston and Florence . Biography Gould was born in Boston on November 5, 1818. [1]
Thomas Ridgeway Gould (18181881) The West Wind Galleries Inventory Hirschl & Adler
Thomas Ridgeway Gould United States (Boston, MA, 1818 - 1881, Florence, Italy) Object Type: Sculpture Medium and Support: Marble Credit Line: Gift of the Isaac Gordon Estate through the Lincoln Rochester Trust Company Accession Number: 1966.18 Location: Currently on view Link to this object Collection: The Daniel C. Powers Collection
Thomas Ridgeway Gould, The West Wind (1870) Pictures of Sculptures
Thomas Ridgeway Gould (1818-1881), did not pursue a career in sculpture until he was nearly 40 years old.. The following year he modelled West Wind which was one of his best known and most controversial statues. Exhibited at the Philadelphia Centennial it elicited an unpleasant dispute between the sculptor and certain critics over the issue.
Thomas Ridgeway Gould, The West Wind (1870) N... Pictures of Sculptures
T he West Wind personifies the confidence of Americans as they celebrated the nation's one hundredth birthday in 1876. Thomas Ridgeway Gould (1818 - 1881) The West Wind, 1876 Marble Gift of the Isaac Gordon estate through the Lincoln Rochester Trust Company, 66.18 Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester The Art
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Thomas Ridgeway Gould The West Wind, 1874 Marble 48 in | 121.9 cm Contact for price Contact Gallery Be covered by the Artsy Guarantee when you checkout with Artsy Hirschl & Adler New York Get notifications for similar works Want to sell a work by this artist? Sell with Artsy Artist Series Related artists
“The West Wind” by Thomas Ridgeway Gould Memorial art gallery, Marble sculpture, Ridgeway
Thomas Ridgeway Gould (1818, Boston - November 26, 1881, Florence) was an American sculptor active in Boston and Florence. Gould was born in Boston. He was at first a merchant with his brother in the dry-goods business, but studied sculpture under Seth Wells Cheney starting in 1851 and in 1863 exhibited two large heads of Christ and Satan at.
Thomas Ridegeway Gould (American, 18181881) "The West Wind" Marble Sculpture Cottone Auctions
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Thomas Ridgeway Gould, 1873, Museu de Belas Artes, Fenway / Kenmore, Boston, Massachusetts, EUA
The movement of Thomas Ridgeway Gould's The West Wind to the 19 th-century galleries after decades in the tour entrance brings a sense of rediscovery to the piece.A new, bright blue wall sets off its white classical elegance and its flowing skirt. It seems to beckons us to come and look closely.
