A. Wolfe Davidson working on plaster "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, 1968
Clemson University Libraries The metal "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue was installed in front of Littlejohn Coliseum on the Clemson University campus in 1969.
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Crowd at Stephen Decatur bust dedication ceremony outside the MARTA station in downtown Decatur, Georgia, circa 1980
Clemson University Libraries A. Wolfe Davidson (far left) in a red plaid jacket.
A. Wolfe Davidson working on plaster "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, 1968
Clemson University Libraries The metal "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue was installed in front of Littlejohn Coliseum on the Clemson University campus in 1969.
1968
Season's Greetings card showing A. Wolfe Davidson (right) and wife Katherine Davidson next to a truck camper in front their house on Candler Street in Gainesville, Georgia, circa 1970
Clemson University Libraries On front - Season's Greetings Abe & Katherine Davidson. On back - Here are the would be vagabonds. Maybe we can get off after the first of the year. It was good to see you looking so well. Jenny slept almost all way home.
A. Wolfe Davidson with clay bust of André Smith, circa 1953
Clemson University Libraries Smith was founder of The Research Studio artists' colony in Maitland, Florida where Davidson was artist in residence.
A. Wolfe Davidson (right) with Joel H. Paul (second from right) and others at an exhibit of Davidson's artwork in Gainesville Junior College library, 1972
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A. Wolfe Davidson creating mold of cast stone Thomas Green Clemson statue, 1966
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A. Wolfe Davidson looking at Thomas Green Clemson statue on Clemson University campus, circa 1966
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A. Wolfe Davidson looking at Thomas Green Clemson statue on Clemson University campus, circa 1966
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A. Wolfe Davidson with bust of Robert Mills, circa 1964
Clemson University Libraries Bust commissioned by the Kohn and Hennig families for display in the Mills-designed Ainsley Hall Mansion in Columbia, South Carolina.
A. Wolfe Davidson looking at Thomas Green Clemson statue on Clemson University campus, circa 1966
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A. Wolfe Davidson (center in red plaid) and Kevin McCulloch (in green sweater) at Stephen Decatur bust dedication ceremony outside the MARTA station in downtown Decatur, Georgia, circa 1980
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A. Wolfe Davidson (left) and John E. Johns with clay bust of Johns in Furman University academic regalia, circa 1978
Clemson University Libraries Johns was the president of Furman from 1976 to 1994.
A. Wolfe Davidson with plaster mold and bust of John E. Johns in Furman University academic regalia, circa 1978
Clemson University Libraries Johns was the president of Furman from 1976 to 1994.
Clay bust of Florence Pinson Tyner next to photograph of Tyner and A. Wolfe Davidson, circa 1970
Clemson University Libraries Other busts and medallions in background. On back - Mrs. Gene Tyner; SNAP-SHOT OF PERSON WITH HEAD. APPEARED IN LOCAL PAPER
A. Wolfe Davidson with plaster mold and bust of John E. Johns in Furman University academic regalia, circa 1978
Clemson University Libraries Johns was the president of Furman from 1976 to 1994.
Students at study tables in Clemson College Library
Clemson University Libraries On back: Library [interior]; [1961]; [bust of Thomas Green Clemson by A. Wolfe Davidson]
A. Wolfe Davidson with clay bust of Jimmy Carter, circa 1978
Clemson University Libraries Davidson presented a bronze version of this bust to the Georgia Visitor Information Center in Plains, Georgia in 1978 to replace an earlier version he wasn't satisfied with.
A. Wolfe Davidson with clay bust of Jimmy Carter, circa 1978
Clemson University Libraries Davidson presented a bronze version of this bust to the Georgia Visitor Information Center in Plains, Georgia in 1978 to replace an earlier version he wasn't satisfied with.
A. Wolfe Davidson with clay bust of Jimmy Carter, circa 1978
Clemson University Libraries Davidson presented a bronze version of this bust to the Georgia Visitor Information Center in Plains, Georgia in 1978 to replace an earlier version he wasn't satisfied with.