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Industry by James Gamble Rogers
Photo CreditCarol M. Highsmith Photography
Industry
Photo CreditCarol M. Highsmith Photography

Industry

Artist
Year1912
Classification sculpture
Medium sheet copper
Dimensions12' x 10'
Location
  • The allegorical figures represent History (wearing a bonnet), Agriculture (with a cornucopia), Industry (with a tool), and the Arts (with a flower).  Each female has her back to the others at 90 degrees.  In the area behind the figures is a large openwork armillary sphere with an equatorial band of copper repousse zodiac figures.  Original contracts and correspondence reveal that the Piccirilli Brothers of New York City furnished 3/4" scale models in plaster, as well as 4 full-size plaster models of the seated "ladies", based on the drawings of James Gambel Rogers.