- submitted, and
Harold Van
Buren Magonigle of New York City was
selected as the
winner of the competition.
Magonigle envisioned a cross-hilted
sword with...
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Harold Van
Buren Magonigle (1867–1935) was an
American architect, artist, and
author best
known for his memorials. He
achieved his
greatest success as...
- ****isted
Henry M
Beardsley in
selecting the architect,
Harold Van
Buren Magonigle. In 1919, the LMA led a fund
drive that
included 83,000
contributors and...
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Edith Magonigle (May 11, 1877 –
August 8, 1949) was an
American painter. Her work was part of the
painting event in the art
competition at the 1932 Summer...
- emb****y
building built on the same
property in 1931 by
Harold Van
Buren Magonigle and
Antonin Raymond. The amb****ador's
official residence,
built together...
-
Havana harbor. In 1913, a USS
Maine Monument designed by
Harold Van
Buren Magonigle was
completed and
dedicated in New York City. The
monument consists of...
-
World War I memorial, an Art Deco
structure designed by H. Van
Buren Magonigle and
installed in 1928. The
location was one that
Olmsted had designated...
- Building),
Henry Bacon (designer of the
Lincoln Memorial),
Harold Van
Buren Magonigle (architect of the
McKinley National Memorial and Mausoleum), the firm...
- who
worked for the firm
include Ralph Adams Cram and
Harold Van
Buren Magonigle.
Saint Saviour's
Episcopal Church and Rectory, Bar Harbor, Maine, 1877...
-
Harold Van
Buren Magonigle, who for a time
worked alongside Wells, and
recalled him in an
article written in 1934.
According to
Magonigle, the architect...
