Joan of Arc
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Scope Note: Jeanne D'Arc
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
#F18-46 (Fairmount Park): Statue relocation of the Jeanne D'Arc pedestal, 1948 May 4
Item — Shelf BR-8.2
Dates:
1948 May 4
#F18-53 (Fairmount Park): Relocation of the Jeanne d'Arc statue pedestal plan, 1948 April 15
Item — Shelf BR-8.2
Dates:
1948 April 15
#F18-54 (Fairmount Park): Relocation of Jeanne d'Arc Pedestal. Front elevation, 1948 April 15
Item — Shelf BR-8.2
Dates:
1948 April 15
Giant Frog, 1941, 1962
File — Drawer 7.2
Scope and Contents
Correspondence and architectural drawings related to the installation of the Giant Frog in Rittenhouse Square (1941), including a letter from architect Paul Philippe Cret discussing the Fairmount Park Commission's authority to bypass Art Jury approval, the proposed relocation of the Joan of Arc sculpture to Rittenhouse Square, and efforts to fast-track Art Jury approval before the Rittenhouse Square Flower Show. Architectural drawings by Cret are titled 'New footing and base for granite...
Dates:
1941; 1962
Joan of Arc, c. 1900-1917, 1948
File — Drawer 7.1
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
The Sculpture and Fountain Collection documents the public sculptures and fountains of the Fairmount Park System in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Series 1 contains photographs and visual materials depicting individual sculptures and fountains, ranging from nineteenth century works to contemporary installations. Series 2 contains administrative and historical records for individual sculptures and fountains, including correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, architectural drawings, clippings,...
Dates:
c. 1900-1917; 1948
Joan of Arc, 1890-2010
File — Drawer 7.2
Scope and Contents
Records documenting the unveiling and site grading of the Joan of Arc statue (1890), specifications for removing and resetting the bronze statue and limestone pedestal by Zantzinger, Borie, and Medary (1919), and decades of proposed relocations including architectural drawings and correspondence by Paul Philippe Cret (1937-1938) and a 1944 resolution to relocate. Also includes correspondence regarding lighting (1949), a $15,000 restoration grant from the French Heritage Society (2008), a...
Dates:
1890-2010
