1920

Portrait bust or bas relief. Publisher of National Magazine, Boston, MA.

Sculpture of Daniel Goddard Crandon the first president of the Boston Ethical Society, founded in 1920. Crandon (1847-1936) was one of the pioneers of the chain store idea, having established the first of a chain of 99 cent stores in Boston, MA, Bangor, ME, and…

Bust portrait of Petersen’s friend John Cotton Dana (1856-1929) who was Director of the Newark Museum in Newark, New Jersey.

Bas relief medallion honoring World War I French Marshal. Unknown if cast in bronze.

Portrait bust or bas relief, possibly of Petersen’s eldest daughter.

Free-standing figure of Petersen’s daughter standing in a fur-trimmed hooded coat while wind blows her skirts.

Medal featuring a woman with her hands and arms extended with two young children next to her.

Medal featuring a woman holding a torch in one hand, a laurel leaf in the other. A bird (griffin) with spread wings is in the lower left corner. Made for Robbins Co., Attleboro, MA.

Portrait medallion of Reverend John W. Moore, C.M. (1859-1925), President of St. John’s University, Brooklyn, NY, 1907 – 1925.

Bas relief of Samuel Morse (1791-1872), an artist who invented the telegraph in 1837, wearing medals.

Medal with a profile view of the father of Helen Nerney Shaw and father-in-law of Petersen’s friend, George Nerney. Commissioned by a personal friend.

Portrait bust of a governor of Rhode Island, 1909-1915 and 1925-1928.

Figure of Paul Revere, colonial era silversmith and American Revolutionary folk hero

Memorial bas relief plaque for World War I soldiers.

Male and female free-standing figures. The year 1920 is significant as it marked the 300th anniversary of events which led the founding of the Republic of the Statas of America – the Mayflower Compact and landing of the Pilgrims in 1620.

Roundel with a profile view of the father of Helen Nerney Shaw and father-in-law of Petersen’s friend, George Nerney.

Roundel of baby looking left.