Sculpture

The Hiker
The Hiker
The Hiker
The Hiker
The Hiker, modeled 1904 and cast 1910
Allen George Newman
Bronze with dark brown patina
28 3/8 H x 13 1/2 W x 10 1/4 D inches
Signed: Allen George Newman Sc / MCMX (edge of self base, proper left), Marked: Jno. Williams Inc. / Bronze Foundry N.Y. (edge of self base, proper right) Stamped: O.B. 1691. / C. No. 10 (under)
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artist

Allen George Newman, an American sculptor who studied under John Quincy Adams Ward (1897-1901), is renowned for the many monumental works he created. His works include the Triumph of Peace in Atlanta, Georgia’s Piedmont Park, General Sheridan in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Henry Hudson overlooking Spuyten Duyvil, New York, and the figures Day and Night on the Harriman National Bank Building in New York.

provenance

Private Collection, Boca Raton, FL, by descent

exhibitions

1908, Annual exhibition, National Academy of Design, New York (#441 titled Spanish War Soldier).

1940, Annual exhibition, National Academy of Design, New York (#179 titled Study for The Hiker)