About: James G. C. Hamilton

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James G. C. Hamilton ( ? ) was an American sculptor active in Cleveland, Ohio from about 1887-1898. According to Artists in Ohio, he was said to be a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and according to the Building News and Engineering Journal, he served as an assistant to Alexander Milne Calder for sculptures in the Philadelphia City Hall. Hamilton was a Freemason as a member of Franklin Ledge #20. His other notable works include: Hamilton sculpted these works while under contract to the Smith Granite Company of Westerly, Rhode Island.

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  • James G. C. Hamilton ( ? ) was an American sculptor active in Cleveland, Ohio from about 1887-1898. According to Artists in Ohio, he was said to be a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and according to the Building News and Engineering Journal, he served as an assistant to Alexander Milne Calder for sculptures in the Philadelphia City Hall. Hamilton was a Freemason as a member of Franklin Ledge #20. His other notable works include: * Monument to 1st New York Independent Battery Light Artillery, "Cowan's Battery," 1887, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania * Gen. Moses Cleaveland, 1888, Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio * Major John Mason, 1889, Mystic, Connecticut (Statue of John Mason) * Red Jacket Monument, 1890, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, New York * Harvey Rice Monument, 1900, Wade Park, Cleveland, Ohio Hamilton sculpted these works while under contract to the Smith Granite Company of Westerly, Rhode Island. (en)
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  • James G. C. Hamilton ( ? ) was an American sculptor active in Cleveland, Ohio from about 1887-1898. According to Artists in Ohio, he was said to be a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and according to the Building News and Engineering Journal, he served as an assistant to Alexander Milne Calder for sculptures in the Philadelphia City Hall. Hamilton was a Freemason as a member of Franklin Ledge #20. His other notable works include: Hamilton sculpted these works while under contract to the Smith Granite Company of Westerly, Rhode Island. (en)
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  • James G. C. Hamilton (en)
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