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A crane-like bird in intertwined with a human in this composition for the Animal Kingdom's.
Plaster small-scale model for Bird Kingdom. Sculpture is cube-like in shape.

Bird kingdom, one of four from the Animal Kingdom series.
These works,…

Centaur painted green plaster, shown wounded and in pain. The torso of the centaur lunges forward while the horse like body is on its knees. This is a very early work from Fredericks.

"His last monumental work, Lord Byron, designed in 1938, enlarged by the artist, and cast posthumously in 1998 for the Marshall Fredericks Sculpture Museum paradoxically seems to refer back to Fredericks's earliest influences. This literary figure,…

Small-scale plaster cast painted green of Persephone. She is on a black painted wood base with a block of wood supporting her proper right leg under the knee. Depicts a nude woman on her proper left knee with her hands raised at head level. She…

Plaster sculpture of a woman sitting down, her left peg raised with her head resting on her proper left knee.

Sketch model for 1939 New York World's Fair United States Building Competition. A female figure rises above two male figures. She holds a flag in her left hand, while the right hand is raised toward the sky. The two males figures are nude, one…

Sketch model for 1939 New York World's Fair United States Building Competition. An angel rises above a mother and daughter. The angel holds a bird in his right hand. Plaster is mounted on marble base.

"The Guardian Angel is a large figure who…

Brown painted original scale model for Black Elk, mounted on wood board. This model is missing the peace pipe.

Depicts Black Elk standing and looking upward toward the sky. He caries a peace pipe in his proper left hand. At his proper left side…

Plaster model of Don Quixote on plaster base. There is a tag on the sculpture that calls the color orchid. Plaster is brownish in color from paint or shellac.

Plaster quarter scale Henry Ford coated in a light brown shellac.

"A statue in memory of Henry Ford, intended for the grounds of the Henry Ford Centenial Library in Dearborn and completed in 1975, presented a quite different problem. A statue…