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Artist: Adams, Herbert

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Bronze Medal, United States. 1953.144.34

Obverse: NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: Carty bust, l.
Reverse: THE JOHN J. CARTY MEDAL FOR THE ADANCEMENT OF SCIENCE/ EDMUND B. WILSON 1936 (in box): plaque w. flower
Diameter (in mm): 64.0
Weight (in gr.): 92.9

Gold Medal, New York City, NY. 1940.100.1946

Obverse: HA (monogram): portrait of female, l., w. comedy and tragedy mask
Reverse: PRESENTED BY THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LETTERS * FOR GOOD DICTION ON THE STAGE *: Pegasus, l.
Diameter (in mm): 50.0
Weight (in gr.): 44.2
Provenance: Eidlitz, Robert J.

Bronze Medal, United States. 1940.100.2101

Obverse: ANTON HENRY CLASSEN|MDCCCLXI MCMXXII: bust to the right
Reverse: MEDAL OF HONOR. CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL. OKLAHOMA CITY/ HA (incuse): an angel carrying a bush of wheat and a torch
Diameter (in mm): 57.0
Weight (in gr.): 74.729
Provenance: Eidlitz, Robert J.

Bronze Medal of Jusserand, Jules Jean, France. 1940.100.2550

Obverse: JULES JEAN JUSSERAND: bust, r.
Reverse: THE AMBASSADOR FRANCE AND MADAME JUSSERAND A TOKEN OF AFFECTION AND ESTEEM FROM THE PEOLPLE OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON JAN X MCMXXV
Diameter (in mm): 63.0

Bronze Medal of Jusserand, Jules Jean, France. 1940.100.2551

Obverse: JULES JEAN JUSSERAND: bust, r.
Reverse: THE AMBASSADOR FRANCE AND MADAME JUSSERAND A TOKEN OF AFFECTION AND ESTEEM FROM THE PEOLPLE OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON JAN X MCMXXV
Diameter (in mm): 63.0

Gold Medal, United States. 1924.145.1

Obverse: PEGGY GANTT HER PORTRAIT BY HERBERT ADAMS|MADE IN CORNISH NEW HAMPSHIRE JUNE MCMXII|AETATIS SVAE XI (in wreath): female figure, l., seated, w. book, flowers, wreath in l. corner
Reference: Baxter.221

Bronze Medal of Campbell, Evan, United States. 1924.145.2

Obverse: EVAN ARNOLD AND WILLIAM|FRASER CAMPBELL|WHEN THEY WERE TEN EIGHT AND FIVE YEARS OF AGE|BY ADAMS SCULPTURE MDCCCXCIV (in wreath): three young male figures, w. sheet music, in front of draping curtain, wreath in bottom r. corner
Reference: NSS 1923, p.3

Bronze Medal of Pratt, Charles, 1st Earl Camden, United States. 1933.64.44

Obverse: CHARLES PRATT BORN MDCCCXXX DIED MDCCCXCI: bust to right
Diameter (in mm): 100.0
Weight (in gr.): 173.145
Provenance: Kunz, George F.

Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 0000.999.44563

Obverse: OH WHAT ARE THE PRIZES WE PERISH TO WIN: Child fishes
Reverse: TO THAT FIRST LITTLE SHINER WE CAUGHT WITH A PIN: Fish appears to dance on surface of water
Diameter (in mm): 71.0
Reference: Noble.223ff.

Silver Medal of Choate, Joseph Hodges, New York City, NY, 1922–1922. 0000.999.4464

Date: 1922
Obverse: CHOATE: Bust of Choate, left; in lower right field, signed HA.
Reverse: JOSEPH · HODGES·CHOATE / 1832 — 1917 / PATRIOT / AMBASSADOR / JURIST / ORATOR: Six-line inscription within a wreath. Above, lamp of knowledge flanked by the letters C and A; below, the seal of the ANS.
Diameter (in mm): 63.0
Weight (in gr.): 108.152
Reference: Johnson.39, Miller.2015.44

Silver Medal of Choate, Joseph Hodges, United States. 0000.999.4465

Obverse: CHOATE: bust to left
Reverse: JOSEPH HODGES CHOATE / 1832 - 1917 / PATRIOT / AMBASSADOR / JURIST / ORATOR: inscription with lantern above
Diameter (in mm): 63.0
Weight (in gr.): 110.799
Reference: Johnson.39

Bronze Medal of Choate, Joseph Hodges, New York City, NY, 1922–1922. 0000.999.4466

Date: 1922
Obverse: CHOATE: Bust of Choate, left; in lower right field, signed HA.
Reverse: JOSEPH · HODGES·CHOATE / 1832 — 1917 / PATRIOT / AMBASSADOR / JURIST / ORATOR: Six-line inscription within a wreath. Above, lamp of knowledge flanked by the letters C and A; below, the seal of the ANS.
Diameter (in mm): 64.0
Weight (in gr.): 103.41
Reference: Johnson.39, Miller.2015.44

Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 1968.192.1

Place of Production: New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse: OPPORTUNITY INSPIRATION ACHIEVEMENT/ HA c 1940: Apollo walking l. w. lyre and laurel w. sun behind
Reverse: THE AMERICAN ACADEMY of ARTS AND LETTERS / AWARD of MERIT: Tied laurel wreath w. floral elements
Diameter (in mm): 75.0
Weight (in gr.): 179.5

Silver Medal, New York City, NY. 1988.124.9

Place of Production: New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse: OH WHAT ARE THE PRIZES WE PERISH TO WIN / 1934 C: child fishes
Reverse: TO THAT FIRST LITTLE SHINER WE CAUGHT WITH A PIN: fish appears to dance on surface of water
Diameter (in mm): 71.0
Reference: Noble.223ff.

Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 1993.106.1

Place of Production: New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse: madonna and child flanked by two nude sculptors
Reverse: AWARDED BY THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN SCULPTURE/ HA c 1941: seal flanked by griffins, altar w. flames and laurels below
Diameter (in mm): 100.0

Bronze Plaque of Greene, Mary Shepard, United States. 1994.27.1

Obverse: MARY SHEPARD GREENE HER PORTRAIT MADE BY HERBERT ADAMS IN 1892: bust, l.

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