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1876 Cambridge, Massachusetts - 1973 Redding Ridge, Connecticut. Known for: Animal and equestrian monument sculpture.
Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Anna Hyatt Huntington became one of America's foremost animal sculptors, known for her wild and domestic animal sculpture as well as heroic monuments. She was early... Read full biography
Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Anna Hyatt Huntington became one of America's foremost animal sculptors, known for her wild and domestic animal sculpture as well as heroic monuments. She was early influenced by her father's work as a paleontologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and... Read full biography
Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Anna Hyatt Huntington became one of America's foremost animal sculptors, known for her wild and domestic animal sculpture as well as heroic monuments. She was early influenced by her father's work as a paleontologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and by her mother's illustrations of her father's work. She had a special interest in horses and was also a frequent visitor to the Bronx Zoo in New York. With her older sister Harriet, Anna became a... Read full biography
Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Anna Hyatt Huntington became one of America's foremost animal sculptors, known for her wild and domestic animal sculpture as well as heroic monuments. She was early influenced by her father's work as a paleontologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and by her mother's illustrations of her father's work. She had a special interest in horses and was also a frequent visitor to the Bronx Zoo in New York. With her older sister Harriet, Anna became a student in Boston of Henry Hudson Kitson, and her first exhibit when she was age twenty-four included forty pieces, which was quite unusual for an artist so young. She also studied in New York with Hermon Atkins MacNeil at the Art Students League and... Read full biography
Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Anna Hyatt Huntington became one of America's foremost animal sculptors, known for her wild and domestic animal sculpture as well as heroic monuments. She was early influenced by her father's work as a paleontologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and by her mother's illustrations of her father's work. She had a special interest in horses and was also a frequent visitor to the Bronx Zoo in New York. With her older sister Harriet, Anna became a student in Boston of Henry Hudson Kitson, and her first exhibit when she was age twenty-four included forty pieces, which was quite unusual for an artist so young. She also studied in New York with Hermon Atkins MacNeil at the Art Students League and worked for a time for Gutzon Borglum. For a time she lived in New York with Abastenia St. Leger Eberle with... Read full biography
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- The Great OutdoorsJuly 2004Gangelhoff, BonnieSouthwest Art
- The Hickory Museum of ArtMay 2004Mirabella, StephenAmerican Arts Quarterly
- Growing a Garden GetawayJanuary 2004Brown, JoanWildlife Art
- Current and ComingSeptember 2003Ledes, Allison EckardtThe Magazine Antiques
- Women Artists in Boston 1870-1940October 2001Hirshler, Erica EAmerican Art Review
- Field NotesAugust 1998Editor, Wildlife ArtWildlife Art
- Women AnimaliersJune 1998Archibald, Judy HughesWildlife Art
- Sculptors of Cape AnnOctober 1997Law, StevenAmerican Art Review
- Sculpture from Brookgreen GardensAugust 1997Salmon, Robin RAmerican Art Review
- Wildlife Sculpture OutdoorsJune 1996McCarthy, CathleenWildlife Art