Bust of Andrew Jackson
Clemson University Libraries Bust created by A. Wolfe Davidson in 1938 under the Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project for the Lancaster South Carolina Public Library.
Bust of Andrew Jackson in the Lancaster (SC) Public Library
Clemson University Libraries Bust created by A. Wolfe Davidson in 1938 under the Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project for the Lancaster South Carolina Public Library.
Bust of Byron Herbert Reece, circa 1962
Clemson University Libraries A. Wolfe Davidson presented a bronze bust of Reece to Young Harris College and a ceramic bust of Reece to the Hall County (Georgia) Library in 1962.
Bust of James Marion Sims in the Lancaster (SC) Public Library, circa 1975
Clemson University Libraries A. Wolfe Davidson created this bust in 1938 under the Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project for the Lancaster Public Library.
Bust of L. Marion Gressette
Clemson University Libraries Bust created for L. Marion Gressette State Office Building in the South Carolina State House complex in Columbia, South Carolina.
Bust of Marshall Prevost and painting of building by railroad track in an exhibition, 1971
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1971
Bust of Marshall Prevost in an exhibit of A. Wolfe Davidson's artwork at the Greenville County Museum of Art, 1971
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1971
Bust of Strom Thurmond in room with paintings and other artwork, circa 1980
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Busts of Wayne E. Clark (front), Golda Meir (back left) and Eleanor Roosevelt, circa 1970
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Clay and bronze busts of Jimmy Carter, circa 1977
Clemson University Libraries The bronze bust was presented to the Georgia Visitor Information Center in Plains, Georgia in 1977. Davidson replaced it with a different version in 1978.
Display of busts with reference photographs, circa 1965
Clemson University Libraries Bust of Albert Einstein (far left)
Dorothy Davidson McCulloch, Kevin McCulloch and A. Wolfe Davidson with Stephen Decatur bust at dedication ceremony outside the MARTA station in downtown Decatur, Georgia, circa 1980
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Etca Ramsaur holding cloth from unveiling bust of James F. Byrnes by A. Wolfe Davidson as others watch, 1965 May 1
Clemson University Libraries Byrnes is depicted wearing United States Supreme Court justice robe. Presentation took place during a luncheon celebrating James F. Byrnes' 86th birthday and James F. and Maude Busch Byrnes' 59th wedding anniversary at the Wade Hampton Hotel in Columbia, SC.
Kevin McCulloch (front) and others with bronze bust of Stephen Decatur outside the MARTA station in downtown Decatur, Georgia, circa 1980
Clemson University Libraries Bust commissioned by the Decatur (Georgia) Lions Club.Taken on day bust was dedicated.
Presentation of James C. Littlejohn bronze bust at dedication of Littlejohn Coliseum, 1969 February 22
Clemson University Libraries Left to right - A. Wolfe Davidson, Samuel M. Littlejohn, James P. Littlejohn, Wright Bryan, Mary Katherine Littlejohn, Robert C. Edwards
Robert C. Edwards, A. Wolfe Davidson, James F. Byrnes and Roger C. Peace (left to right) with bust of Byrnes, 1965 May 1
Clemson University Libraries Byrnes is depicted in United States Supreme Court justice robe. Taken after presentation of Davidson's bust of Byrnes during a luncheon celebrating James F. Byrnes' 86th birthday and James F. and Maude Busch Byrnes' 59th wedding anniversary at the Wade Hampton Hotel in Columbia, SC.
Sculpted head of a young boy
Clemson University Libraries On back - Photo, Joe Bryson, Greenville, S.C.
Sculpture of Au Coup de Fusil (At the Ready) by Eglantine Lemaitre in front of the former Tampa Bay Hotel on the University of Tampa campus, circa 1947
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Tiered display of seventeen busts, circa 1965
Clemson University Libraries Busts include: André Smith (bottom row, second from left); Byron Herbert Reece (second row, first from left); H.M. Robinson (second row, first from right); Abraham Lincoln (third row, third from left); Albert Einstein (third row, second from right); and John F. Kennedy (top row center).