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DATA FOR WHO'S WHO IN ART, 1929
TO BE PUBLISHED IN AMERICAN ART ANNUAL VOLUME XXVI
BARR BLDG, FARRAGUT SQUARE, WASHINGTON, D. C.

IMPORTANT
Please revise this clipping from the last issue. The facts desired are; name in full, studio and home addresses; representation in public galleries, etc.
In order to insure entry and correct listing, this blank should be filled out and returned at once. If address is changed in September, correction can be made on proof. Please do not fail to send notification of such change to the publishers before October 1st. Names of all who do not reply will be dropped unless they are members of recognized art societies. This is necessary in order to avoid listing those who are inactive.
There is absolutely no charge for entry.
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS,
APRIL, 1929.   Publishers.

BARNARD, George Gray, [[strikethrough]] 454 [[/strikethrough]] Fort Washington Ave., New York, N. Y.
S.--Born Bellefonte, Pa., May 24, 1863. Pupil [[strikethrough]] of AIC Earlier at the [[/strikethrough]] Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Member: Assoc. Soc. Nationale des Beaux-Arts, France; Nat. Inst. a. Line Ind. SS.
Awards: Gold medal, Paris Exp., 1900; gold medal, Pan.-Am. Exp., Buffalo, 1901; gold medal, St. Louis Exp., 1904. Work: "Two Natures," Metropolitan Museum; "Pan," [[strikethrough]] Central Park, [[/strikethrough]] [[NOTE 3]] New York; "I Feel Two Natures," Art Institute of Chicago; group of 31 statues State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa.; "Urn of Life" (19 figures). "Father and Son," Carnegie Institute; "Lincoln," Lyttle Park, Cincinnati, O.: "Lincoln," Manchester, England; "Lincoln," Louisville, Ky.; busts of Lincoln in Luxembourg College [[strikethrough]] at Los Angeles, Lincoln School, New York. [[/strikethrough]]

[[note]] Archaeological Inst of Am. French Institute in St. B. Correspondent Member L. Institute de France Chevalier French Legion of honor [[/note]]

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Associate champs Mors 1894
Gold Medal in Mr Bernard's honor given by Associated Artists of France in 1917. [[/note]]