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cabinets, boudoirs, sitting rooms and chapels were arranged so as to form in their grouping a whole by having art and trade appliances put into the place for which they were intended. Where this was not possible, a partition or a wall would be placed with picturesque effect in some adjoining room. Miller established a center of exhibition and sale for the society, and procured himself a home especially for the social intercourse of artists and art craftsmen.
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had induced to devote himself to bronze foundry work and to the establishment of the Munich foundry as a state institution. Miller soon took his uncle's place, and upon the death of the latter was appointed inspector of the workshop. He soon won for it a worldwide reputation, and for himself a
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in Washington. In 1874 Miller was elected to the directorate of the society of art industries. The Munich exhibition of art and crafts in 1876 was reportedly largely Miller's work. He sought to win over artists to a general exhibition of German art in alliance with handicrafts. Drawing rooms,
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After a sojourn at the academy in Munich and a preliminary engagement at the royal brass foundry, Miller traveled to Paris in 1833, where he learnt from Soyer and Blus the varied technique necessary for bronze working. He also visited England and the
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McCue, George, Photographs by David Finn and Amy Binder, ‘’Sculpture City: St. Louis, Sculpture in the “Gateway to the West”’’ Hudson Hills Press NY and Laumeier Sculpture Park, St. Louis, 1988 pp. 42-45
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Clubbe, John, ‚‘‘Cincinnati Observed: Architecture and History‘‘, Ohio State University Press, Columbus, OH 1992 p. 13
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in Cincinnati (at the unveiling on October 6, 1871, at which he was honored). He also created the statues of
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In 1840 he married Anna Pösl (1815–1890), daughter of the Chancellor of the regional government of
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Benedict Family Monument, Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury, CT (designed by
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Gateway Heritage: Quarterly Magazine of the Missouri Historical Society
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Die Kunst der Geschichte: Historiographie, Ästhetik, ErzĂ€hlung
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Ferdinand von Miller (the younger) and Oskar von Miller
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in New York. Another son of Ferdinand von Miller was
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in 1871; sculpted by Ferdinand von Miller in 1872).
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