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Sketches for "Colt and Pigs," "Steers," "Sheep (The Guests Have Arrived)," and "Cotton Pickers"
Pencil on yellow drawing paper
5.5" x 5.75"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series…
5.5" x 5.75"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series…
Sketches for 1939 National Products Competition
Graphite on paper
17" x 11.25"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series consisted of 12…
17" x 11.25"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series consisted of 12…
Sketches for 1939 National Products Competition
Graphite on paper
8.5" x 11.25"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series consisted of 12…
8.5" x 11.25"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series consisted of 12…
Steers, Relief, [Plaster]
Plaster relief. On the back is written "12/6/79, 12/15/79 steers".
Relief of four large steer going back in space with a small young steer at the bottom left.
Relief of four large steer going back in space with a small young steer at the bottom left.
Sketches for "Steers," "Colt and Pigs," and "Sheep (The Guests Have Arrived)
Graphite on tracing paper
7.25" x 3"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series consisted…
7.25" x 3"
Fredericks designed this series for a national products competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the building was never built. The series consisted…
Steers, Relief, [Plaster]
Pale green painted plaster of Steers. On the back is written "cattle" as well as some numbers being summed. There are 2 hooks on the back, embedded in the plaster, for mounting.
Relief of four large steer going back in space with a small young…
Relief of four large steer going back in space with a small young…
Steers, Relief, [Plaster]
Relief of four large steer going back in space with a small young steer at the bottom left.
4 steers painted dark green. Back of plaque had some writing on it. Appears to be "To Rosalind my (unreadable) Marshall Fredericks June 29, 1946".
4 steers painted dark green. Back of plaque had some writing on it. Appears to be "To Rosalind my (unreadable) Marshall Fredericks June 29, 1946".
Steers, Mold, [Plaster and Rubber]
Plaster mother mold with inner rubber mold and plaster core. Written on mold is "steers".
Steers [Plaster]
Steers, 1939
Plaster original
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Fredericks
1991.073
Marshall designed the series for a national competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the…
Plaster original
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Fredericks
1991.073
Marshall designed the series for a national competition in 1939 in hopes that they would be placed on a government building in Washington DC, but the…
Bronze "Gold Miner," "Steers," "Cotton Pickers" and " Chimpanzee " (Philosopher) reliefs leaning against a cabinet in the Royal Oak studio
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Located on the northwest corner of Normandy and Woodward Avenue in Royal Oak, Michigan, the building served as Fredericks' studio for over 50 years.