* Sculptor
* Painter/Artist Mediums * Oil
Subjects
* Landscape
* Portrait
Exhibitions
* Art Institute of Chicago-Exhibited
* National Academy-Exhibited
* Panama Pacific Exhibition of 1915
* Pennsylvania Academy-Exhibited
* St. Louis Exposition 1904
Star Spangled Banner Centennial Monument 1914
Patterson Park, Fort Hill
J. Maxwell Miller-Artist
Built in 1914 and made of bronze and granite, this statue was designed by J. Maxwell Miller, a prominent sculptor from the Maryland Art Institute. Dedicated by the Star Spangled Banner Centennial Commission to honor the writing of the national anthem, two neighborhood children were used as models for this statue. It shows them holding a scroll telling how the Star Spangled Banner was written. It was paid for by the school children of Baltimore just as the school children of France paid for the Statue of Liberty.
The Peabody Art Collection
A Treasure for Maryland
Artist: Joseph Maxwell Miller (1877-1933)
James Cardinal Gibbons Medal
Title: James Cardinal Gibbons (pair of medals)
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Bronze medals
Dimensions: Diameter, 2.75"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-50-0045
Other works by Joseph Maxwell Miller in the Peabody Collection:
Title: Ishmael
Date: 1902
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: Height, 51"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0044
Title: Orpheus (Harold Randolph Memorial)
Date: 20th century
Medium: Marble
Dimensions: 43.25 x 34.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0045
Title: Poetry
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: 149 x 60.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0183
The Smithsonian has the
Miller, Joseph Maxwell, 1877-1933
Joseph Maxwell Miller papers, [ca. 1887-1931] are archived at Hopkins
The Evans sisters returned to Baltimore and published their research in a 1931 book titled American Indian Dance Steps, illustrated by noted Baltimore sculptor J. Maxwell Miller.
* Painter/Artist Mediums * Oil
Subjects
* Landscape
* Portrait
Exhibitions
* Art Institute of Chicago-Exhibited
* National Academy-Exhibited
* Panama Pacific Exhibition of 1915
* Pennsylvania Academy-Exhibited
* St. Louis Exposition 1904
Star Spangled Banner Centennial Monument 1914
Patterson Park, Fort Hill
J. Maxwell Miller-Artist
Built in 1914 and made of bronze and granite, this statue was designed by J. Maxwell Miller, a prominent sculptor from the Maryland Art Institute. Dedicated by the Star Spangled Banner Centennial Commission to honor the writing of the national anthem, two neighborhood children were used as models for this statue. It shows them holding a scroll telling how the Star Spangled Banner was written. It was paid for by the school children of Baltimore just as the school children of France paid for the Statue of Liberty.
The Peabody Art Collection
A Treasure for Maryland
Artist: Joseph Maxwell Miller (1877-1933)
James Cardinal Gibbons Medal
Title: James Cardinal Gibbons (pair of medals)
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Bronze medals
Dimensions: Diameter, 2.75"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-50-0045
Other works by Joseph Maxwell Miller in the Peabody Collection:
Title: Ishmael
Date: 1902
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: Height, 51"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0044
Title: Orpheus (Harold Randolph Memorial)
Date: 20th century
Medium: Marble
Dimensions: 43.25 x 34.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0045
Title: Poetry
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: 149 x 60.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0183
The Smithsonian has the
Miller, Joseph Maxwell, 1877-1933
Joseph Maxwell Miller papers, [ca. 1887-1931] are archived at Hopkins
The Evans sisters returned to Baltimore and published their research in a 1931 book titled American Indian Dance Steps, illustrated by noted Baltimore sculptor J. Maxwell Miller.
* Sculptor
* Painter/Artist Mediums * Oil
Subjects
* Landscape
* Portrait
Exhibitions
* Art Institute of Chicago-Exhibited
* National Academy-Exhibited
* Panama Pacific Exhibition of 1915
* Pennsylvania Academy-Exhibited
* St. Louis Exposition 1904
Star Spangled Banner Centennial Monument 1914
Patterson Park, Fort Hill
J. Maxwell Miller-Artist
Built in 1914 and made of bronze and granite, this statue was designed by J. Maxwell Miller, a prominent sculptor from the Maryland Art Institute. Dedicated by the Star Spangled Banner Centennial Commission to honor the writing of the national anthem, two neighborhood children were used as models for this statue. It shows them holding a scroll telling how the Star Spangled Banner was written. It was paid for by the school children of Baltimore just as the school children of France paid for the Statue of Liberty.
The Peabody Art Collection
A Treasure for Maryland
Artist: Joseph Maxwell Miller (1877-1933)
James Cardinal Gibbons Medal
Title: James Cardinal Gibbons (pair of medals)
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Bronze medals
Dimensions: Diameter, 2.75"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-50-0045
Other works by Joseph Maxwell Miller in the Peabody Collection:
Title: Ishmael
Date: 1902
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: Height, 51"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0044
Title: Orpheus (Harold Randolph Memorial)
Date: 20th century
Medium: Marble
Dimensions: 43.25 x 34.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0045
Title: Poetry
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: 149 x 60.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0183
The Smithsonian has the
Miller, Joseph Maxwell, 1877-1933
Joseph Maxwell Miller papers, [ca. 1887-1931] are archived at Hopkins
The Evans sisters returned to Baltimore and published their research in a 1931 book titled American Indian Dance Steps, illustrated by noted Baltimore sculptor J. Maxwell Miller.
* Painter/Artist Mediums * Oil
Subjects
* Landscape
* Portrait
Exhibitions
* Art Institute of Chicago-Exhibited
* National Academy-Exhibited
* Panama Pacific Exhibition of 1915
* Pennsylvania Academy-Exhibited
* St. Louis Exposition 1904
Star Spangled Banner Centennial Monument 1914
Patterson Park, Fort Hill
J. Maxwell Miller-Artist
Built in 1914 and made of bronze and granite, this statue was designed by J. Maxwell Miller, a prominent sculptor from the Maryland Art Institute. Dedicated by the Star Spangled Banner Centennial Commission to honor the writing of the national anthem, two neighborhood children were used as models for this statue. It shows them holding a scroll telling how the Star Spangled Banner was written. It was paid for by the school children of Baltimore just as the school children of France paid for the Statue of Liberty.
The Peabody Art Collection
A Treasure for Maryland
Artist: Joseph Maxwell Miller (1877-1933)
James Cardinal Gibbons Medal
Title: James Cardinal Gibbons (pair of medals)
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Bronze medals
Dimensions: Diameter, 2.75"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-50-0045
Other works by Joseph Maxwell Miller in the Peabody Collection:
Title: Ishmael
Date: 1902
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: Height, 51"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0044
Title: Orpheus (Harold Randolph Memorial)
Date: 20th century
Medium: Marble
Dimensions: 43.25 x 34.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0045
Title: Poetry
Date: Early 20th century
Medium: Plaster
Dimensions: 149 x 60.5"
Accession number: MSA SC 4680-20-0183
The Smithsonian has the
Miller, Joseph Maxwell, 1877-1933
Joseph Maxwell Miller papers, [ca. 1887-1931] are archived at Hopkins
The Evans sisters returned to Baltimore and published their research in a 1931 book titled American Indian Dance Steps, illustrated by noted Baltimore sculptor J. Maxwell Miller.
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