Eʼelyaaígíí:Battery-Park John-Wolfe-Ambrose 2021-06-16 15-18.jpg
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English: Memorial bust monument for John Wolfe Ambrose in Battery Park: "Dedicated by the City of New York to John Wolfe Ambrose for whom the Deep Sea Channel is Named. His vision, scientific knowledge and indefatigable courage aided in making New York the greatest Sea Port of the World." |
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| Author | Axel Tschentscher | |||
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This sculpture was modeled ca. 1899 and installed June 3, 1936. The Smithsonian Art Inventories Catalog does not show a renewal of copyright. No entry was found in the Catalog of the U.S. Copyright Office.
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