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1865 - Paul Wayland Bartlett was born 24th of January in New Haven, Connecticut.
1887 - Won a medal at the Paris Salon.
1890 - Began to study at Paris under Emmanuel Frémiet, modeling from animals in the Jardin des Plantes.
His principal works are:
- Designed for "The Bear Tamer," in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
- The equestrian statue of Lafayette, in the Cours Albert 1er, Paris, presented to the French Republic by the
school children of America.
- Commended for his work powerful and virile Columbus and Michelangelo, in the Congressional Library, Washington, DC.
- Remarkable "Ghost Dancer," in the Pennsylvania Academy, Philadelphia.
- The "Dying Lion"; the equestrian statue of McClellan in Philadelphia.
- Statue of Joseph Warren in Boston, Massachusetts.
- Bronze patinas of reptiles, insects and fish.
1925 - Paul Wayland Bartlett died with great contribution.
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