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James H. McGraw Award for Advancement of the Electrical Industry (reverse)

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    Object Details

    Artist

    Anthony de Francisci, born Palermo, Italy 1887-died New York City 1964

    Founder

    Medallic Art Company

    Luce Center Label

    James H. McGraw Sr. was a founder of the McGraw-Hill Publishing Company. Research has not yet revealed the nature of this award. Anthony de Francisci’s uniface artist’s strike, or sample, represents the reverse of the true medal and shows the name of the recipient in 1925. The obverse of the medal shows a profile of McGraw (see 1966.110.7).

    Credit Line

    Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Mrs. Gilda Slate

    Date

    1925

    Object number

    1966.110.9

    Restrictions & Rights

    Usage conditions apply

    Type

    Sculpture-Medal-Sample

    Medium

    bronze

    Dimensions

    2 5/8 in. (6.7 cm) diam.

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    Smithsonian American Art Museum Collection

    Department

    Painting and Sculpture

    Data Source

    Smithsonian American Art Museum

    Topic

    Figure male\nude
    Figure male\full length
    Allegory\arts and sciences\industry
    Object\other\globe

    Metadata Usage

    Not determined

    Link to Original Record

    http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/vk78836a903-eefb-4b39-abcd-09a831f974c2

    Record ID

    saam_1966.110.9

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