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Census • Sculptors

John Frazee Notes

Census Conflict Contemporaries Gallery Notes Person

Selected Works:	early 1820s, Elbridge Gerry Monument 1824, John Wells (1770 – 1823) First sculpture portrait by a native born American sculptor[8] 1827, Self-portrait sculpture 1831, John Jay sculpture 1831, John He... more	early 1820s, Elbridge Gerry Monument 1824, John Wells (1770 – 1823) First sculpture portrait by a native born American sculptor[8] 1827, Self-portrait sculpture 1831, John Jay sculpture 1831, John Henry Hobart (1775 – 1830) plaster sculpture 1832, Nathaniel Prime bust 1834, Daniel Webster marble sculpture 1834, Nathaniel Bowditch (1773 – 1838) marble sculpture 1834, Cadwallader D. Colden, (1769 – 1834) bas relief on tombstone 1835, John Lowell sculpture 1835, Thomas Handasyd Perkins (1764 – 1854) marble sculpture 1835, John Marshall sculpture 1836, Joseph Story sculpture 1836, Judge William Prescott marble sculpture 1836, William Prescott sculpture 1839, Monument to Thomas Paine in New Rochelle, New York, (The bronze bust of Paine by sculptor Wilson MacDonald was added in 1899)[9] 1839, Thomas Paine memorial with bas relief 1840, William Leggett portrait on tombstone 1842, George Griswold III (1777 – 1859) bust 1847, Monument to Charlotte Canda (1828 – 1845) ca. 1850, Andrew Jackson sculpture Luman Reed sculpture William Wetmore Story (1819 – 1895) marble sculpture early 1830s, Robert R. Randall attributed to Frazee less
“A Naïve and Self-Taught Artist”: John Frazee Sculpts Daniel Webster, 1833 by John Frazee	History Matters