R. Tait Mc Kenzie - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • Benjamin Franklin in 1723 (1910–14), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Duplicates are at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Philadelphia Free Library, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Brookgreen Gardens, South Carolina.
  • J. William White Memorial Drinking Fountain (1919–21), Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  • Reverend George Whitefield (1914–19), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  • The Homecoming (1922), War Memorial, Hills Road, Cambridge, England.
  • The Victor (1925), War Memorial, Woodbury, New Jersey.
  • Edgar Fahs Smith (1925–26), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
  • Scots American War Memorial (1927), Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland.
  • General James Wolfe (1927), Greenwich Park, London, England.
  • Bust of General John Grubb Parke (1930), Vicksburg National Military Park, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
  • Bust of Governor Andrew G. Curtin (1930), Vicksburg National Military Park, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
  • World Wars Monument (1932), Girard College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  • Monument to Jane A. Delano and the Nurses Who Died in Service in World War I (1933), Red Cross Headquarters, Washington D.C.
  • Highlander Monument (1936), Darien, Georgia.

  • Benjamin Franklin in 1723 (1910–14), University of Pennsylvania.

  • The Homecoming (1922), Cambridge, England.

  • The Victor (1925), Woodbury, New Jersey.

  • Edgar Fahs Smith (1925–26), University of Pennsylvania.

  • General James Wolfe (1927), London, England.

  • Jane Delano Monument (1933), Washington, D.C.

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