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| title: | "Ugolino and his Sons" by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux |
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| image number: | P0021351 |
| description: | This image, with a short article, appears on page 11 of the June 1949 issue of the Indiana Alumni Magazine. The sculpture is a life-size replica of the original and was sent to IU aboard the Merci Train by the citizens of France as an expression of their gratitude for the Friendship Train following World War II. The statue was secured through the efforts of Gertrude Force Weathers (AB 1918, AM 1930). Currently (2014) the sculpture can be viewed in the Indiana Memorial Union's building entrance across from the Whittenberger Auditorium. |
| date taken: | 1949 not after June |
| film code: | Kodak - Safety 15 |
| photographer studio: | Photographic Services |
| donor image number: | 49-369 |
| accession number: | 2000/003 |
| copyright owner: | Indiana University |
| personal name: | Laurent, Robert |
| personal name: | Hope, Henry Radford |
| personal name: | Wheeler, Lawrence |
| location of individuals: | (L to R) Professor Robert Laurent, Chair of the Fine Arts Department Henry Radford Hope, and IU Director of Communications Lawrence Wheeler. |
| building name: | Indiana Memorial Union (IMU / Union Building) (1932) |
| corporate name: | Fine Arts, School of (SoFA) |
| topic: | Art |
| topic: | Sculpture |
| topic: | Ugolino and his Sons |
| city: | Bloomington |
| state: | Indiana |
| series: | Groups |
| subseries: | Fine Arts |
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