This designer of the angels blowing trumpets for the First Baptist Church of Boston used a pseudonym for working with Egyptian subjects, "Amilcar Hasenfratz.
This designer of the angels blowing trumpets for the First Baptist Church of Boston used a pseudonym for working with Egyptian subjects, "Amilcar Hasenfratz." One of his major works is a monument to dead soldiers and was constructed from Vosgian sandstone in front of the namesake town hall. In addition to the Lion of Belfort, he designed a work in which four nereids hold up a three-level structure with globular lightbulbs skirting it. That is a work for the U.S. Botanical Gardens known as this man's fountain. He worked with Edouard Laboulaye, Eugene Viollet le Duc and Gustav Eiffel on a project celebrating the centenary of French support for the American Revolution. For 10 points, name this sculptor of Liberty Enlightening the World, which became a New York harbor monument.
This designer of the angels blowing trumpets for the First Baptist Church of Boston used a pseudonym for working with Egyptian subjects, "Amilcar Hasenfratz.
Frédéric Auguste {Bartholdi}