Markers 16
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Commissioned 1886. Scale: heroic.
124 Eternal Celebration in American Memorials In contrast to the private yet universal sculptural commission for Henry Adams, by 1884 Saint-Gaudens had already embarked on his greatest masterpiece - a public memorial for Boston. This was to com- memorate, in high relief, the heroism of the Fifty-fourth Volunteer Infantry Regiment of Free Blacks in a monument known as the Memorial to Robert Gould Shaw (Fig. 13). Completed in 1897, this thirteen-year pro- ject re...calls the lives sacrificed by the regiment at Fort Wagner, near Charleston, South Carolina. Robert Gould Shaw is the central figure in the composition. On horseback, he leads his troops, as they parade down Beacon Street, off to war. They are guided by a hovering, symbolic female figure. At the dedication of the monument, some thirty years after the bat- tle, Saint-Gaudens witnessed the return of the balance of the troops. They were then aged, mounted on horseback, marching in the opposite direc- tion of their departure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commissioned 1886. Scale: heroic.
124 Eternal Celebration in American Memorials In contrast to the private yet universal sculptural commission for Henry Adams, by 1884 Saint-Gaudens had already embarked on his greatest masterpiece - a public memorial for Boston. This was to com- memorate, in high relief, the heroism of the Fifty-fourth Volunteer Infantry Regiment of Free Blacks in a monument known as the Memorial to Robert Gould Shaw (Fig. 13). Completed in 1897, this thirteen-year pro- ject re...calls the lives sacrificed by the regiment at Fort Wagner, near Charleston, South Carolina. Robert Gould Shaw is the central figure in the composition. On horseback, he leads his troops, as they parade down Beacon Street, off to war. They are guided by a hovering, symbolic female figure. At the dedication of the monument, some thirty years after the bat- tle, Saint-Gaudens witnessed the return of the balance of the troops. They were then aged, mounted on horseback, marching in the opposite direc- tion of their departure.
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