1949
Harmony Creates Tranquility (Leo Friedlander, 1949)
Leo Friedlander (1888–1966) made Harmony Creates Tranquility. It dates from 1949.
- 1949
Harmony Creates Tranquility, in brief
- Title
- Harmony Creates Tranquility
- Artist
- Leo Friedlander (1888–1966)
- Date
- 1949
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Leo Friedlander, Harmony Creates Tranquility (1949).
Questions on Harmony Creates Tranquility, answered
When was "Harmony Creates Tranquility" made?
"Harmony Creates Tranquility" by Leo Friedlander was created in 1949.
Is "Harmony Creates Tranquility" by Leo Friedlander in the public domain?
The copyright answer for "Harmony Creates Tranquility" by Leo Friedlander: the work is still protected by copyright. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.
Which artist is "Harmony Creates Tranquility" attributed to?
"Harmony Creates Tranquility" was created by Leo Friedlander. The information on this page describes Leo Friedlander's original work.
What was Leo Friedlander's age when "Harmony Creates Tranquility" was created?
When "Harmony Creates Tranquility" was created in 1949, Leo Friedlander - born in 1888 - was 61 years old.
Why is the copyright status of "Harmony Creates Tranquility" what it is?
"Harmony Creates Tranquility" by Leo Friedlander is still protected by copyright. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1966.
About the artist, Leo Friedlander
1888–1966
Leo Friedlander
The Sculptor of Monumental Grace Leo Friedlander stands as a profound figure in the lineage of American sculpture, a master whose hands breathed life into bronze and marble to create works of enduring grandeur. Born in New York City in 1888, Friedlander’s journey into the heart of the plastic arts began with an almost precocious intensity; by the age of twelve, he was already participating in the prestigious Art Students League. This early immersion in the creative atmosphere of New York laid the foundation for a life dedicated to the rigorous pursuit of classical excellence. His path was not merely one of local talent but of a global education that sought the very roots of sculptural tradition.