Sculptor, designer of the Indian Head $5 and $10 gold coins put into circulation in 1918. One of his statues is a bronze sculpture of Nathan Hale on the Yale University Campus. Pratt was a graduate of the Yale School of Fine Arts in 1887 and the Ecole des Breaux-Arts in Paris France in 1889. He received honorary degrees from Yale University (BA Degree in 1899) and Harvard University (MA Degree in 1915) He also studied under Augustus Saint-Gaudens, another well-known designer of gold coins in the United States.
Married to Helen Lugarda Pray on Aug. 11, 1896 in Boston MA. To this union were born two sons; Dudley Pratt and Minot Whittlesey Pratt, and two daughters; Helen Malcolm Pratt and Elisabeth Morgan Pratt.
Pratt's mother is named Sarah Victoria, nee Whittlesey, who is a descendant of John and Ruth Whittlesey who settled in America in 1635 being associated with the Lord Say and Seal Company. The Whittlesey family are descendants of The Rt. Rev. +William Whittlesey, the 57th Lord Archbishop of Canterbury during part of the 14th Century.
Married to Helen Lugarda Pray on Aug. 11, 1896 in Boston MA. To this union were born two sons; Dudley Pratt and Minot Whittlesey Pratt, and two daughters; Helen Malcolm Pratt and Elisabeth Morgan Pratt.
Pratt's mother is named Sarah Victoria, nee Whittlesey, who is a descendant of John and Ruth Whittlesey who settled in America in 1635 being associated with the Lord Say and Seal Company. The Whittlesey family are descendants of The Rt. Rev. +William Whittlesey, the 57th Lord Archbishop of Canterbury during part of the 14th Century.
Sculptor, designer of the Indian Head $5 and $10 gold coins put into circulation in 1918. One of his statues is a bronze sculpture of Nathan Hale on the Yale University Campus. Pratt was a graduate of the Yale School of Fine Arts in 1887 and the Ecole des Breaux-Arts in Paris France in 1889. He received honorary degrees from Yale University (BA Degree in 1899) and Harvard University (MA Degree in 1915) He also studied under Augustus Saint-Gaudens, another well-known designer of gold coins in the United States.
Married to Helen Lugarda Pray on Aug. 11, 1896 in Boston MA. To this union were born two sons; Dudley Pratt and Minot Whittlesey Pratt, and two daughters; Helen Malcolm Pratt and Elisabeth Morgan Pratt.
Pratt's mother is named Sarah Victoria, nee Whittlesey, who is a descendant of John and Ruth Whittlesey who settled in America in 1635 being associated with the Lord Say and Seal Company. The Whittlesey family are descendants of The Rt. Rev. +William Whittlesey, the 57th Lord Archbishop of Canterbury during part of the 14th Century.
Married to Helen Lugarda Pray on Aug. 11, 1896 in Boston MA. To this union were born two sons; Dudley Pratt and Minot Whittlesey Pratt, and two daughters; Helen Malcolm Pratt and Elisabeth Morgan Pratt.
Pratt's mother is named Sarah Victoria, nee Whittlesey, who is a descendant of John and Ruth Whittlesey who settled in America in 1635 being associated with the Lord Say and Seal Company. The Whittlesey family are descendants of The Rt. Rev. +William Whittlesey, the 57th Lord Archbishop of Canterbury during part of the 14th Century.
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