Woman sitting in A. Wolfe Davidson's home studio, circa 1969
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A. Wolfe Davidson in studio
Clemson University Libraries Materials for glazing ceramics can be seen on the left-hand shelves and worktop.
A. Wolfe Davidson talking to someone in his home studio, circa 1969
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A. Wolfe Davidson with woman in his home studio, circa 1969
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Studio with "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue and other sculpture, circa 1968
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Studio with "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, bust of Frank Howard and other sculpture, circa 1968
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Studio with models for "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, dolphin sculpture and other sculptures and busts, circa 1968
Clemson University Libraries Models are preliminary for A. Wolfe Davidson's "Brotherhood of the Tiger" aluminum statue commissioned by Tiger Brotherhood and installed in front of Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum in 1969. . On back - Fish Fountain 7'0" tall
Busts, paintings and bas relief medallions in A. Wolfe Davidson's studio. circa 1967
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Studio with "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, bust of Frank Howard (foreground) and other sculpture, circa 1968
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Two men standing behind "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue and bust of Frank Howard, circa 1968
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Busts and paintings in A. Wolfe Davidson's studio, circa 1967
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Busts and other art in A. Wolfe Davidson's office at Brenau College, circa 1965
Clemson University Libraries Artwork includes rooster, paintings and busts of Rafe Banks (upper left in hat), John F. Kennedy (back center), Abraham Lincoln (2nd from right) and others.
Building on Atlanta Highway in Gainesville, Georgia used by A. Wolfe Davidson as a studio for working on cast-stone pieces and for the parade float-building business he ran with Charles Blackwood, circa 1960
Clemson University Libraries Parade float figure near cars. On back - Building on Atlanta Highway where floats were constructed 1958-1962; Burned in 1963.
Building on Atlanta Highway in Gainesville, Georgia used by A. Wolfe Davidson as a studio for working on cast-stone pieces and for the parade float-building business he ran with Charles Blackwood, circa 1960
Clemson University Libraries Door and windows are marked on building in pink crayon. Sign outside building - Home of Davidson Blackwood Inc. [illegible] Parades. The building was destroyed by fire in 1963.