Henry Hudson Kitson
Henry Hudson Kitson (* 9. April 1863 in Huddersfield, England; † 1947 in Tyringham, Massachusetts) war ein englisch-amerikanischer Bildhauer. Er schuf zahlreiche Denkmäler historischer Persönlichkeiten.
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Er studierte bei Bonnaissieux an der Pariser École des Beaux-Arts. Nach seiner Übersiedelung in die USA, spezialisierte er sich auf die Schaffung von Denkmälern. In seinen Skulpturen verewigte er Persönlichkeiten aus dem Amerikanischen Unabhängigkeitskrieg und dem Sezessionskrieg.
Die Minute Man-Statue von Captain John Parker, in Lexington (Massachusetts)
Eine nähere Ansicht der Minute Man-Statue
Die Statue von Roger Conant, dem Gründer von Salem
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| Personendaten | |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kitson, Henry Hudson |
| KURZBESCHREIBUNG | englisch-amerikanischer Bildhauer |
| GEBURTSDATUM | 9. April 1863 |
| GEBURTSORT | Huddersfield, England |
| STERBEDATUM | 1947 |
| STERBEORT | Tyringham, Massachusetts |
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Statue of Roger Conant.jpg
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Statue of Roger Conant. Sculptor Henry Hudson Kitson.
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Statue of Roger Conant. Sculptor Henry Hudson Kitson.
Minute Man Statue Lexington Massachusetts cropped.jpg
This is a photograph of the statue representing Captain John Parker sculpted by Henry Hudson Kitson and erected in 1900. This statue in Lexington, Massachusetts is commonly called "The Lexington Minuteman."
It is often confused with the Daniel Chester French statue The Minute Man in nearby Concord (see photo).
This is a photograph of the statue representing Captain John Parker sculpted by Henry Hudson Kitson and erected in 1900. This statue in Lexington, Massachusetts is commonly called "The Lexington Minuteman."
It is often confused with the Daniel Chester French statue The Minute Man in nearby Concord (see photo).
Minute Man Statue Lexington Massachusetts.jpg
This is a photograph of the statue often incorrectly believed to represent Captain John Parker sculpted by Henry Hudson Kitson and erected in 1900. This statue in Lexington, Massachusetts is commonly called "The Lexington Minuteman" because it was meant to represent the Minutemen generally rather than any individual. There are no known portraits of John Parker made while he was alive.
It is often confused with the Daniel Chester French statue The Minute Man in nearby Concord (shown at right).
This is a photograph of the statue often incorrectly believed to represent Captain John Parker sculpted by Henry Hudson Kitson and erected in 1900. This statue in Lexington, Massachusetts is commonly called "The Lexington Minuteman" because it was meant to represent the Minutemen generally rather than any individual. There are no known portraits of John Parker made while he was alive.
It is often confused with the Daniel Chester French statue The Minute Man in nearby Concord (shown at right).