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Stanford White was so pleased with the 1893 second version that he asked Saint-Gaudens to create a half-sized copy in cement. This was installed in 1894 in the garden of White's Long Island estate, Box Hill, where it stood for many years. For the half-sized copy, Saint-Gaudens poised the figure on a half-ball. White's cement statue later was used to produce two bronze casts in 1928, and six bronze casts in 1987. The cement statue is now in the collection of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art.
Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, plaster. Saint-Gaudens's 1894 model.
Amon Carter Museum of American Art, cement. Stanford White's 1894 copy.
1928 casts
Metropolitan Museum of Art, gilded bronze
Bass Hall, Fort Worth, Texas, bronze
1987 casts
Madison Square Garden, New York City, bronze
Brookgreen Gardens, bronze
Princeton University Art Museum, bronze
Private collection, Saint-James, New York, bronze
Private collection, Chicago, Illinois, bronze
Private collection, Santa Fe, New Mexico, bronze
Amon Carter Museum of American Art Princeton University Art Museum Brookgreen Gardens Madison Square Garden Box Hill Stanford White Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site Metropolitan Museum of Art