Pompeo Coppini - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • Jefferson Davis (1901–03), Confederate Monument, Texas State Capitol, Austin, Texas.
  • Confederate Monument (1903), Paris, Texas:
    • Bust of Jefferson Davis.
    • Bust of Robert E. Lee.
    • Bust of Stonewall Jackson.
    • Bust of Albert Sidney Johnston.
  • Rufus C. Burleson (1903), Burleson Quadrangle, Baylor University, Waco, Texas.
  • The Victims of the Galveston Flood (1903–04), University of Texas at Austin.
  • Monument to Terry's Texas Rangers (1905–07), Texas State Capitol, Austin, Texas.
  • Hood's Texas Brigade Monument (1910), Texas State Capitol, Austin.
  • Sam Houston Grave Monument (1910–11), Huntsville, Texas.
  • John Hunt Morgan Memorial (1911), (former) Fayette County Courthouse, Lexington, Kentucky.
  • John H. Reagan Memorial (1911), Palestine, Texas.
  • George Washington (1911), Mexico City, Mexico.
  • Confederate Monument (1911–12), Deleon Plaza, Victoria, Texas.
  • Bust of William Rufus Shafter, (1919), Galesburg, Michigan,
  • Lawrence Sullivan Ross (1917–19), Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
  • The Spirit of the Texas Cowboy (1918–19), Charles H. Noyes Memorial, Ballinger, Texas.
  • George W. Littlefield Commission (1920–28), University of Texas at Austin:
    • Littlefield Memorial Fountain, Paul Cret, architect. A World War I Memorial.
    • John H. Reagan.
    • Robert E. Lee.
    • Albert Sidney Johnston.
    • James Stephen Hogg.
    • Jefferson Davis.
    • Woodrow Wilson.
  • Senator James Paul Clark of Arkansas (1921), National Statuary Hall Collection, United States Capitol, Washington, DC.
  • Bronze doors (1926), Scottish Rite Cathedral (Masonic), San Antonio, Texas.
  • George Washington (1926–27), Friendship Masonic Lodge 160, Portland, Oregon.
  • Texas State Fair Hall of State (1935–36), Fair Park, Dallas, Texas:
    • Stephen F. Austin.
    • Thomas J. Rusk.
    • William B. Travis.
    • James W. Fannin.
    • Mirabeau B. Lamar.
    • Sam Houston.
  • Cenotaph to the Heroes of the Alamo (1937–38), Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, Texas.
  • Coppini Tomb (1953), Sunset Memorial Park, San Antonio, Texas.
  • George Washington (1955), University of Texas at Austin.

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