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Joseph A.
Kiselewski (February 16, 1901 –
February 26, 1988) was a sculptor. He was born near Browerville, Minnesota,
trained in Minneapolis, New York...
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influence on the
development of
American law. Polish–American
sculptor Joseph Kiselewski created the
likeness of
Innocent in the
House in 1951. His
Latin works...
- Thomas) in St. Paul
Minnesota in
October 1950. The
sculptor was
Joseph Kiselewski and the
stone carver was
Egisto Bertozzi.
Saint Jerome in the Wilderness...
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conquered the land of Moldovia. Suleiman, as
sculpted by
Joseph Kiselewski, is
present on one of the 23
relief portraits over the
gallery doors of...
- the church, were
sculpted by
Browerville born
Joseph Kiselewski in 1932. A
number of
Kiselewski's small sculptures,
along with a
photo display, can be...
- line of duty or if died in service. The
medal was
designed by Mr.
Joseph Kiselewski and
approved by the
Secretary of War on 30
October 1942. The eagle, with...
- the
native home of a
share of the
early settlers. The
sculptor Joseph Kiselewski was born in Ward
Township early in the 20th century.
Examples of his work...
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outside the
public library named after him and a bust,
sculpted by
Joseph Kiselewski,
inside the library. The town was
originally named by a lottery. The eight...
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sculptural groups on the
Walton Avenue side are by
noted sculptor Joseph Kiselewski.
Kiselewski collaborated with
Adolph A.
Weinman to
create the work. The Bronx...
- bust of
Lawrie was
sculpted Joseph Kiselewski. The
Academy Art
Museum in Easton,
Maryland likely commissioned Kiselewski to do the bust.
Lawrie was a co-founder...
