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<p>[QUOTE="PepperAnna, post: 4408737, member: 17332"]I came across a few articles recently featuring American cameo carvers. I thought this might be an interesting subject, as often cameo artists are considered to be from Italy, France or another European country.</p><p><br /></p><p>Keeping a running list of American cameo carvers would be helpful in the off-chance someone in the forum happened upon a signed cameo and couldn't place the artist.</p><p><br /></p><p>To start off, here is a link to an article called "<i>Some American Cameo Portraitists</i> by Gertrude S. Cole from <i>The Magazine Antiques</i>, September 1946, pp. 170-171.</p><p><br /></p><p><a href="https://www.sites.google.com/site/robertballhughes/Home/sculpture-gallery/cameos" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://www.sites.google.com/site/robertballhughes/Home/sculpture-gallery/cameos" rel="nofollow">https://www.sites.google.com/site/robertballhughes/Home/sculpture-gallery/cameos</a></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Below is a list American Cameo Artists from the article. Many were also sculptors and painters, using cameo carving as their stepping stone to larger works:</p><p><br /></p><p>John Crookshanks King, Boston, active ~1837-1860</p><p>Peter Stephenson, Boston, active ~1839-1860</p><p>Joseph A. Greenough, Boston, active ~1848-1879</p><p>Margaret Foley, Boston and Rome, active ~mid-1840's-1877</p><p>Mary Ann Delafield Dubois, New York, born 1813, died 1888</p><p>William Morris Hunt, Boston, active?</p><p>Erastus Dow Palmer, Albany NY, active ~1845-1860s</p><p>Launt Thompson, Albany and New York City, active ~1850s-?</p><p>Robert Ball-Hughes, Boston, active ~1840-1860s</p><p>George O. Annable, Providence, RI active ~1850s</p><p>Augustus St. Gaudens, New York City, Paris, Rome, active ~1861 - late 1800s</p><p>Louis Avet (originally from France), New York City, Cincinnati, and New Orleans, active ~1849-1884</p><p>Jules Le Brethon (originally from France), New York City, active ~1850-1860s?</p><p>Louis St. Gaudens, Rome, active ~1870- 1900?</p><p>Louis Herzog, Rome, active ~1870- 1900?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PepperAnna, post: 4408737, member: 17332"]I came across a few articles recently featuring American cameo carvers. I thought this might be an interesting subject, as often cameo artists are considered to be from Italy, France or another European country. Keeping a running list of American cameo carvers would be helpful in the off-chance someone in the forum happened upon a signed cameo and couldn't place the artist. To start off, here is a link to an article called "[I]Some American Cameo Portraitists[/I] by Gertrude S. Cole from [I]The Magazine Antiques[/I], September 1946, pp. 170-171. [URL]https://www.sites.google.com/site/robertballhughes/Home/sculpture-gallery/cameos[/URL] Below is a list American Cameo Artists from the article. Many were also sculptors and painters, using cameo carving as their stepping stone to larger works: John Crookshanks King, Boston, active ~1837-1860 Peter Stephenson, Boston, active ~1839-1860 Joseph A. Greenough, Boston, active ~1848-1879 Margaret Foley, Boston and Rome, active ~mid-1840's-1877 Mary Ann Delafield Dubois, New York, born 1813, died 1888 William Morris Hunt, Boston, active? Erastus Dow Palmer, Albany NY, active ~1845-1860s Launt Thompson, Albany and New York City, active ~1850s-? Robert Ball-Hughes, Boston, active ~1840-1860s George O. Annable, Providence, RI active ~1850s Augustus St. Gaudens, New York City, Paris, Rome, active ~1861 - late 1800s Louis Avet (originally from France), New York City, Cincinnati, and New Orleans, active ~1849-1884 Jules Le Brethon (originally from France), New York City, active ~1850-1860s? Louis St. Gaudens, Rome, active ~1870- 1900? Louis Herzog, Rome, active ~1870- 1900?[/QUOTE]
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