Daniel Chester French: Sculpting an American Vision
On exhibit in the Barn Gallery at Chesterwood is a showcase of important works that evoke the breadth and scope of French’s career, as well as dramatize the scale and proportion of these four core monuments:
- The Minute Man, Concord, Massachusetts (1875)
- The Continents, United States Custom House, New York (1906)
- Samuel F. Dupont Memorial, the fountain at Dupont Circle, Washington, DC (1921)
- Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC (1922)
The exhibit explores Daniel Chester French’s creative process, his style and the social context for his work.
Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood 2010
On view daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 19 through October 11
Guest Curator & Juror: Richard Klein, Exhibitions Director, The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Featuring: Gabriel Edward Adams * John Belardo * Rick Brown * Tim de Christopher * Philip Grausman * Peter DeCamp Haines * Sarah Haviland * Phyllis Kulmatiski * Nina Levy * Tim Prentice * Mary Ellen Scherl * Christopher Smith
Take a cell phone audio tour by the artists of the outdoor contemporary sculpture exhibition, free with admission to the site. Explore the exquisite grounds and trails of Chesterwood to discover the juried best in contemporary figurative sculpture.















