Piccirilli Brothers - Selected Works Carved For Other Sculptors

Selected Works Carved For Other Sculptors

• U.S. Custom House, Cass Gilbert, architect, The Four Continents, Daniel Chester French; and twelve allegorical statues on the cornice by Charles Grafly, Frederick Ruckstull, Augustus Lukeman, and others, at Bowling Green, NYC;

• N.Y. Stock Exchange pediment, John Quincy Adams Ward and Paul Bartlett, sculptors, George B. Post, architect, Wall Street, NYC.

• "Apotheosis of Democracy" for the pediment of the House wing of the United States Capitol, Paul Bartlett, sculptor, Thomas U. Walter, architect, Washington D.C.

• Pediment and thirty large allegorical figures for the cornice of the Brooklyn Museum, Daniel Chester French, Adolph Alexander Weinman, Augustus Lukeman, Karl Bitter, Charles Keck, Janet Scudder, Herbert Adams, Carl Heber and others, sculptors, McKim, Mead, and White, architects, Brooklyn, NY.

• The New York Public Library, Carrère and Hastings, architects, where they executed two pediments by George Grey Barnard, six 11-foot-tall (3.4 m) cornice figures including Poetry, Drama, and History, by Paul Wayland Bartlett and the two lions by Edward Clark Potter, which have come to represent the NY Library .

• Washington Arch, Stanford White, architect, figures by Frederick MacMonnies, Hermon Atkins MacNeil, and Alexander Stirling Calder, Washington Square, NYC

• DuPont Circle Fountain, Daniel Chester French, sculptor, Henry Bacon, architect, Washington D.C.
• Civic Virtue Fountain, 1922. by Frederick MacMonnies, originally created for City Hall Park, has been, since 1941 located at Queens Borough Hall.

• Tomb of the Unknowns, aka Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, 1931

• Past, Guardians of the Portals and Future, for Robert Aitken at the National Archives Building, Washington D.C.