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1882 - Born on March 19th in Paris, France. A French-American sculptor, Lachaise was proficient in stone, metal and wood but his most famous works were in bronze.
1906 - Gaston Lachaise moved to the United States and later became one of the country’s leading modern sculptors.
1912 - He moved from Boston to New York, where he became the assistant to Paul Manship.
1917 - He married his inspiration, American Isabel Dutaud Nagle.
1935 - Died on October 18th in New York, New York.
1906 - Gaston Lachaise moved to the United States and later became one of the country’s leading modern sculptors.
1912 - He moved from Boston to New York, where he became the assistant to Paul Manship.
1917 - He married his inspiration, American Isabel Dutaud Nagle.
1935 - Died on October 18th in New York, New York.
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Gaston Lachaise: The Man and His Work by Gerald Nordland (Paperback - Nov 7, 1974) |
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Three American Sculptors and the Female Nude: Lachaise, Nadelman, Archipenko by Jeanne L. Wasserman (Paperback - Mar 7, 1980) |
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Gaston Lachaise: Twenty sculptures, February 27-March 24, 1982 by Gaston Lachaise (Unknown Binding - Jul 7, 1982) |
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Gaston Lachaise: Sculpture and drawings :Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, January 20-March 4, 1979 by University of Rochester (Unknown Binding - Jul 7, 1979) |
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Gaston Lachaise: An exhibition of portraits : February 18 to March 14, 1964 by Gaston Lachaise (Unknown Binding - Jul 7, 1964) |
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Gaston Lachaise: Twenty sculptures : [exhibition] February 27 - March 24, 1982, Robert Schoelkopf Galleries, New York City by Gaston Lachaise (Unknown Binding - Jul 7, 1982) |
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