Chesterwood’s Orientation Film (7 min.) Created by Eduardo Montes-Bradley / Heritage Film Project @montesbradley

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Don't be like Daniel Chester French in 1928; be like Margaret French in 1920...if you are able and haven't done so yet, get out there today to vote! 🗳️⁠ ⁠ ❌️ Mr. French in 1928:⁠ In a letter from the fall of 1928, French wrote to Franklin D. Rooseve
Double, double toil and trouble! Happy Halloween from your friends at Chesterwood! 🧙‍♀️🕯️🎇⁠ ⁠ Daniel Chester French created this plaster bas-relief in 1884 for Concord's Tuesday Club, which was a group of men who met monthly for dinner in Conc
What a ✨️ relief ✨️ it's Friday! ⁠ ⁠ This week we are sharing an often overlooked piece from in the collection. Hung on the wall in far corner of the Studio's main workroom, is a small plaster relief model for the Chesterwood Studio Reception Room f
From all of us at Chesterwood, thank you for another incredible season filled with great tours & conversation, artmaking, music, dance, weddings, performances, and of course, historic and contemporary sculpture! We think the French Family would

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Chesterwood:
the GILDED-AGE home, studio and gardens of
America’s foremost PUBLIC MONUMENT SCULPTOR,
Daniel Chester French (1850-1931)

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