Artwork Info: Aphrodite, reverse

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John Flanagan (1865-1952) was a renowned sculptor celebrated for his coin & medal designs, notably the Washington Quarter. He also created significant works like the Panama-Pacific Exposition Medal and the Verdun Medal. A student of Augustus Saint-Ga

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Title: Aphrodite, reverse
Artist: John Flanagan
Year: 1932
Copyright status: Public domain
Movement: Classical Revival
Keywords: torch symbolism art , aphrodite reverse art , sculptural chase scene
Topics: bronze sculpture art , classical heroism , mythological figures

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Aphrodite, reverse

John Flanagan (1865 – 1952)

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