Commemorating Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton, 1909
Commemorating Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton, 1909

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Commemorating Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton, 1909,

1909

John Flanagan, 1865–1952; born Newark, NJ; died New York, NY; active Paris and New York
y1945-98 b

Information

Title
Commemorating Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton, 1909
Dates

1909

Maker
John Flanagan
Medium
Bronze
Dimensions
diam. 7.1 cm (2 13/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Allan Marquand, Class of 1874, and Frank Jewett Mather Jr.
Object Number
y1945-98 b
Place Made

North America, United States

Place Depicted

United States, New York, Manhattan, New York

Signatures
Signed on obverse: JF. MCMIX
Inscription
Stamped on obverse: HENRY.HUDSON * ROBERT.FULTON; Stamped on reverse: M. D-C. IX *MDCCCVII / .M.C.M.IX.;
Culture
American
Type
medals
Materials
bronze
Subject
electricity, profiles (figures), steamships, commemoratives, personification, men, figures (representations), buildings, incandescent lamps (lighting device components)

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