In the context of this artwork, discuss the Statuettes of the Other versions.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum owns a bronze statuette of Saint-Gaudens's first version of Diana.Capitalizing on the popularity of the second version, Saint-Gaudens modeled statuettes in two sizes: 31 inches (78 cm), with the figure poised on a half-ball, and 21 inches (53 cm), with the figure poised on a full ball. These were cast in bronze beginning in 1899, and vary in the configuration of bow, arrow, string, hair, patination, and base.
National Gallery of Art, bronze
Metropolitan Museum of Art, bronze
Indianapolis Museum of Art, bronze
Cleveland Museum of Art, bronze
Williams College Museum of Art, bronze
Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, bronze
New York Historical Society, bronze
Brooklyn Museum, bronze
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, bronze
other museum and private collections.
Cleveland Museum of Art National Gallery of Art Brooklyn Museum Smithsonian American Art Museum Indianapolis Museum of Art New York Historical Society Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Diana Williams College Museum of Art Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site Metropolitan Museum of Art