The act provided that Washington's image, to appear on the obverse, was to be based on the "celebrated bust" of the former president by Jean-Antoine Houdon; Fraser had based her design on Houdon's work.
An album of songs based on the taboo-busting fin-de-siecle plays of Frank Wedekind that opens with a lyric in which the female protagonist offers to "cut my legs and tits off" clearly isn't intended to be a barrel of laughs.
The obverse of both medal and coin were to be based on the well-known bust of Washington by French sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon; the artist was not restricted as to the reverse design.
Finally, in honor of the contributions made by Charles Darwin, the National Academy of Sciences commissioned a bronze replica of the Darwin bust based on the original Couper work to display in their Great Hall in Washington, D.C.
So Barber could depict Columbus in profile, Curtis arranged for a little-known Washington, D.C. sculptor, Ulric Stonewall Jackson Dunbar, to create a bust based on the painting at the Company's expense; when complete it was forwarded to Barber in Philadelphia.
Slabaugh noted Barber's account that the busts were based on the sculpture by Houdon and the medal by Caunois, but, "possibly these did have some effect on the design but it has always been my belief that the immediate source or idea for the design was the Yorktown Centennial medal of 1881".
1868) and The Old Arrow Maker and His Daughter (more than one version), both based on the narrative poem The Song of Hiawatha (1855) by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, of whom she carved more than one bust.
"But we don't want our housing market going through a boom-or-bust cycle based on the Chinese economy.
Then the band recorded an album's worth of new music with the longtime producer Steve Lillywhite, set those tracks aside and brought in the pop songwriter and producer Glen Ballard to record a more streamlined album, "Everyday," then changed course once again and released "Busted Stuff," based on the scrapped Lillywhite sessions.
