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American Sculptor
American, (1865–1925)
Paul Wayland Bartlett was born in New Haven, Connecticut to minor sculptor Truman Howe Bartlett. When he was nine years old, in 1874, the family moved to France. Studying art at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Bartlett developed a favor for sculpting animals. Throughout his life, he maintained studios in Paris, New York, and Washington, D.C, and was often recognized for his ability to perfect a subject's anatomy in his work. Bartlett died in Paris in 1925.
Bull 1958.16
Crocodile 1958.19
Death of General Warren 1958.17
Elephant in Combat with Leopard 1958.15
Liberty Bound to a Tree 1959.77
Medallion of Walt Whitman 1958.21
Peasant Girl Carrying Plates 1960.155
Preparedness 1992.9
Recling Nude (Female) 1958.6
Recumbent Lion (One of Pair) 1958.18.A
Recumbent Lion (One of Pair) 1958.18.B
Recumbent Lion Eating 1958.14
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Seated Female Nude 1958.1
Seated Nude (Female) 1960.157
Seated Nude (Male) 1958.3
Seated Nude (Male) 1958.8
Seated Nude (Male) 1958.9
Seated Warrior 1959.75
Standing Adam 1958.4
Standing Horse 1958.2
Starling 1958.11
Study for Courage Militaire 1959.29
Torso Nude (Female) 1958.12
Torso Nude (Female) 1958.20
Torso Nude (Male) 1958.10
Trumpeter (Victory) 1959.26
Trumpeter (War) 1959.28
Wounded Lion 1960.158