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JOHN J BOYLE

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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 354 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JOHN J
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BOYLE  . (1851- ),
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American sculptor, was
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born in New
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York
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City . He studied in the
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Pennsylvania
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Academy of
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Fine Arts,
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Philadelphia, and in the Ecole
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des
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Beaux Arts,
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Paris . He is particularly successful in the portrayal of
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Indians . Among his
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principal
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works are: "
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Stone
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Age," Fairmount
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Park, Philadelphia; " The Alarm,"
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Lincoln Park,
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Chicago; and, a third study in
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primitive culture, the two
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groups, " The
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Savage Age " at the
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Pan-American Exposition of 1901 . His
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work also includes the seated "
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Franklin," in Philadelphia; and "
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Bacon" and "
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Plato" in the Congressional library,
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Washington, D.C .

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