The Men of Marion, Mass. who served in the Great War, 1920
The Men of Marion, Mass. who served in the Great War, 1920
The Men of Marion, Mass. who served in the Great War, 1920
The Men of Marion, Mass. who served in the Great War, 1920

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The Men of Marion, Mass. who served in the Great War, 1920,

1920

John Flanagan, 1865–1952; born Newark, NJ; died New York, NY; active Paris and New York
Medallic Art Co.
y1945-82 a-b

Information

Title
The Men of Marion, Mass. who served in the Great War, 1920
Dates

1920

Maker
John Flanagan
Medium
Bronze
Dimensions
4.1 x 4.1 cm (1 5/8 x 1 5/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of the artist
Object Number
y1945-82 a-b
Inscription
Inscribed, along upper edge, relief: SIPPI CAN; Inscribed, in relief: MARION / MASSACH / USETTS / INCORPO / RATED / MDCC / LII; Verso, circular inscription along edge, in relief: TO THE MEN OF MARION MASS. WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR; Verso, inscribed, bottom center, in relief: MC MXX;
Marks/Labels/Seals
Verso, in relief: “JF” within circle [mark of John Flanagan];
Culture
American
Type
medals
Materials
bronze
Subject
figures (representations), crosses (motifs), soldiers, gas masks, rifles (long guns), arrows, men, shell, helmets, snakes

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