William Henry Rinehart

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William Henry Rinehart was a prominent 19th-century American sculptor known for his neoclassical works and significant contributions to American art.

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instanceOf American sculptor
neoclassical sculptor
person
sculptor
birthDate 1825-09-13
birthPlace Carroll County, Maryland NERFINISHED
Union Bridge, Maryland
United States of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBurial 1874-10-30
deathDate 1874-10-28
deathPlace Rome, Italy
linked to: Rome
educatedAt Maryland Institute for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts
employer Johns Hopkins University
familyName Rinehart
field sculpture
genre allegorical sculpture
neoclassical sculpture
portrait sculpture
givenName William
hasHeritage American
hasLegacy Rinehart School of Sculpture at the Maryland Institute College of Art
hasPartInCollection Metropolitan Museum of Art
Smithsonian American Art Museum
United States Capitol
Walters Art Museum
influencedBy Antonio Canova
Bertel Thorvaldsen
knownFor funerary monuments
ideal figure sculpture
neoclassical marble sculpture
languageOfWorkOrName English
middleName Henry
movement Neoclassicism
name William Henry Rinehart
nationality American
notableStudent William R. O'Donovan
notableWork Allegorical figure of Justice (for the U.S. Capitol)
Backwoodsman
Chief Justice Roger B. Taney (statue)
Clytie
James Cardinal Gibbons (statue)
Latona and Her Children
Sleeping Children
Woman of Samaria
occupation sculptor
placeOfBurial Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore
residence Baltimore, Maryland
Rome, Italy
linked to: Rome
workLocation Baltimore, Maryland
Rome, Italy
linked to: Rome

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Green Mount Cemetery notableBurial William Henry Rinehart
William Henry Rinehart name William Henry Rinehart