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KARL THEODORE FRANCIS BITTER (1867– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 13 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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KARL

THEODORE FRANCIS BITTER (1867– )  ,
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American sculptor, was born in Vienna on the 6th of December 1867 . After studying
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art there, in 1889 he removed to the
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United States, where he became naturalized . In
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America he gained
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great popularity as a sculptor, and in 1906–1907 was president of the
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National Sculpture Society, New York . Among his
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principal
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works are: the Astor memorial gates, Trinity church, New York; " Elements Controlled and Uncontrolled," on the Administration
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Building at the Chicago Exposition; a large
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relief, " Triumph of
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Civilization," in the waiting-
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room of the Broad Street station of the Pennsylvania railway in
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Philadelphia; decorations for the Dewey
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Naval Arch in New York City; the " Standard Bearers," at the Pan-American Exposition grounds; a sitting statue and a bust of Dr Pepper, provost of the University of Pennsylvania; and the
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Villard and Hubbard memorials in the New York chamber of commerce .

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