Person    | Male  Born 12/2/1819  Died 7/10/1895

W. W. Story

Categories: Poetry, Sculpture

Countries: Italy, USA

William Wetmore Story. American sculptor, art critic, poet and editor. Born Salem Mass. as William Wetmore Story. Died Italy.

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W. W. Story

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George Peabody statue

Unveiled by the then Prince of Wales, unusually in the subject's lifetime. To...

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Grace Griffiths

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