Hiram Powers, The Greek Slave (article) | Khan Academy
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Hiram Powers - 13 artworks - Art Renewal Center
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Hiram Powers' Technique: The Art of Seizing a Likeness in Marble
The Last of the Tribes - Wikipedia
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File:Diana by Hiram Powers, modeled 1852, carved 1853 - Corcoran Gallery of Art - DSC01405.JPG - Wikimedia Commons
Hiram Powers (1805–1873) - Ginevera - Galleries Inventory - Hirschl & Adler
Hiram Powers Online
Hiram Powers | American Neoclassical sculptor, Greek Slave | Britannica
Hiram Powers (Woodstock, Vermont 1805 - Florencia, 1873) Diana (1853) | Portrait sculpture, Roman sculpture, Ancient greek sculpture
Model of the Greek Slave | Smithsonian American Art Museum
America
Faith | Mount Holyoke College Art Museum
Proserpine
Hiram Powers | Fisher Boy | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Work of the Week: Hiram Powers, “Faith" - Rollins Museum of Art - Orlando, Florida
Hiram Powers | American Neoclassical sculptor, Greek Slave | Britannica
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The Scandalous Story Behind the Provocative 19th-Century Sculpture "Greek Slave" | At the Smithsonian| Smithsonian Magazine
Hiram Powers (1805–1873) | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Acquires The Last of the Tribes by Celebrated American Sculptor Hiram Powers
America - Woodmere Art Museum
