For the first time, we can look into the eyes of Attilio Piccirilli—not through a blurred photograph or a worn-out newspaper clipping…

Michael’s devotion to French was not merely academic; it was deeply personal.

The Papers of Daniel Chester French: A Temporary Home with Heritage Film Project

The Papers of Daniel Chester French

During last week's short visit to the MET I had the opportunity to recapture Fragilina, one of several idealized female nudes by Piccirilli.

Exploring parallels in neoclassical sculpture in Buenos Aires.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has recently made a significant stride in recognizing the remarkable work of the Piccirilli Brothers.

My new film explores public monuments through eye-level angles, offering a unique perspective on the work of the Piccirilli brothers

John Freeman Gill's recent New York Times article, "How Six Italian Brothers Shaped the Story of New York,” ...

Next time you find yourself in Washington, DC, don’t just pass by DuPont Circle. Take a moment to truly see the fountain that graces it…

Here is New York under the shadows of Carrara and Piccirilli.

The Italians brought the know-how for using the pointing machine and the contacts to import statuary marble.

Attilio and Furio Piccirilli Created Extraordinary Work in San Diego

We will screen the documentary Daniel Chester and selected scenes of The Italian Factor, a film in progress.

"Cousins" is a silent film from 1918 featuring the Italian tenor Enrico Caruso in his only film role.

The Lincoln Memorial is, of course, one of the most iconic monuments in our nation’s capital.

The New York Stock Exchange pediment is undoubtedly one of the most attractive sights in Lower Manhattan. However, most visitors are...

Chesterwood will mark the centennial anniversary of the Lincoln Memorial with the premiere of a documentary about its creator, sculptor...

Concord, Mass - On location and with hardly any time to update my notes on the production of “Daniel Chester French: American Sculptor”....

It is a fact that were all the dwellers there simultaneously to respond to the resurrection-call, Thoreau would be within easy conversing…