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Painter, b. 1907 - d. 1990

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  • FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY (Connecticut, 1907-1990), “Dr. John Myers”., Bronze, height 11”. Square bronze base height 7”. Width 7”. Depth 7”.
    May. 26, 2022

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY (Connecticut, 1907-1990), “Dr. John Myers”., Bronze, height 11”. Square bronze base height 7”. Width 7”. Depth 7”.

    Est: $300 - $500

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY Connecticut, 1907-1990 "Dr. John Myers". Signed on obverse "F.C. Shrady 1956". Titled on plaque.

    Eldred's
  • Frederick Shrady Bronze Sculpture, Saint , 1972
    Jun. 02, 2019

    Frederick Shrady Bronze Sculpture, Saint , 1972

    Est: $500 - $1,500

    American artist 1907-1990, approx. 21 1/2 inches tall, foundry mark, see photo's

    Denise Ryan Auction Co.
  • FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men., Bronze, height 22" including wood stand.
    Aug. 05, 2016

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men., Bronze, height 22" including wood stand.

    Est: $800 - $1,000

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY American, 1907-1990 Peter, Fisher of Men. Depicting Peter casting out his net. Signed on base "F. Shrady - 62". Frederick Charles Shrady is the son of sculptor Henry Merwin Shrady, best known for his sculpture of Ulysses S. Grant that stands outside the Capitol. Frederick Shrady studied painting at the Arts Students' League in New York City and at Oxford University in England before moving to Paris in 1931. He achieved a good deal of success there before returning to the United States in 1940. During World War II Shrady was a member of the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Commission (the Allied "Monuments Men"), helping to retrieve looted art. He was part of the discovery of a large Nazi repository of stolen works at a salt mine in Altaussee, Austria. Following the war he converted to Catholicism and began painting religious subjects, then, eventually, turned to sculpture, for which he is now most known. In 1982 he received a commission by Pope John Paul II to create a statue of Our Lady of Fatima for the Vatican Gardens, the first American to receive a papal commission. He was also awarded the French Legion of Honor. A 28-foot version of the sculpture seen here stands in Saint Peter's Garden at Fordham University in New York City. Bronze, height 22" including wood stand.

    Eldred's
  • FREDERICK SHRADY (American, 1907-1990). COURAGE AND HOPE- BIRD IN FLIGHT, Bronze relief medallion. The Society of Medalists 91st Issue-
    Jan. 19, 2016

    FREDERICK SHRADY (American, 1907-1990). COURAGE AND HOPE- BIRD IN FLIGHT, Bronze relief medallion. The Society of Medalists 91st Issue-

    Est: $40 - $60

    FREDERICK SHRADY (American, 1907-1990). COURAGE AND HOPE- BIRD IN FLIGHT, Bronze relief medallion. The Society of Medalists 91st Issue-1975 Obverse: Courage and Hope Reverse: Prison Walls Cannot Control the Flight of the Soul - D: 83 mm

    Sloans & Kenyon
  • Frederick Shrady (American, 1907-1990) "Job" Bronze Sculpture
    Sep. 25, 2015

    Frederick Shrady (American, 1907-1990) "Job" Bronze Sculpture

    Est: $500 - $800

    Sgn. on base, "F Shrady '62". Marks for Roman Foundry Inc. NY.

    Cottone Auctions
  • FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men., Bronze, height 22" including wood stand.
    Jun. 25, 2015

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men., Bronze, height 22" including wood stand.

    Est: $1,000 - $1,500

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY American, 1907-1990 Peter, Fisher of Men. Depicting Peter casting out his net. Signed on base "F. Shrady - 62". Frederick Charles Shrady is the son of sculptor Henry Merwin Shrady, best known for his sculpture of Ulysses S. Grant that stands outside the Capitol. Frederick Shrady studied painting at the Arts Students' League in New York City and at Oxford University in England before moving to Paris in 1931. He achieved a good deal of success there before returning to the United States in 1940. During World War II Shrady was a member of the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Commission (the Allied "Monuments Men"), helping to retrieve looted art. He was part of the discovery of a large Nazi repository of stolen works at a salt mine in Altaussee, Austria. Following the war he converted to Catholicism and began painting religious subjects, then, eventually, turned to sculpture, for which he is now most known. In 1982 he received a commission by Pope John Paul II to create a statue of Our Lady of Fatima for the Vatican Gardens, the first American to receive a papal commission. He was also awarded the French Legion of Honor. A 28-foot version of the sculpture seen here stands in Saint Peter's Garden at Fordham University in New York City. Bronze, height 22" including wood stand.

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  • Frederick Charles Shrady American, 1907-1990 The Reverend Martin C. D'Arcy, S.J., 1953
    Jun. 24, 2015

    Frederick Charles Shrady American, 1907-1990 The Reverend Martin C. D'Arcy, S.J., 1953

    Est: $500 - $700

    Frederick Charles Shrady American, 1907-1990 The Reverend Martin C. D'Arcy, S.J., 1953 Signed F. C. Shrady Bronze with light green patina, on a composition base Height without base 12 3/8 inches Provenance: Matthew J. Murray The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 54.73 (gift of the above in 1954) C Property of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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  • FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men,, Bronze, height 22" including wooden stand.
    Apr. 04, 2015

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men,, Bronze, height 22" including wooden stand.

    Est: $1,500 - $2,000

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY American, 1907-1990 Peter, Fisher of Men, depicting Peter casting out his net. Signed on base "F. Shrady - 62". Frederick Charles Shrady is the son of sculptor Henry Merwin Shrady, best known for his sculpture of Ulysses S. Grant that stands outside the Capitol. Frederick Shrady studied painting at the Arts Students' League in New York City and at Oxford University in England before moving to Paris in 1931. He achieved a good deal of success there before returning to the United States in 1940. During World War II Shrady was a member of the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Commission (the Allied "Monuments Men"), helping to retrieve looted art. He was part of the discovery of a large Nazi repository of stolen works at a salt mine in Altaussee, Austria. Following the war he converted to Catholicism and began painting religious subjects, then, eventually, turned to sculpture, for which he is now most known. In 1982 he received a commission by Pope John Paul II to create a statue of Our Lady of Fatima for the Vatican Gardens, the first American to receive a papal commission. He was also awarded the French Legion of Honor. A 28-foot version of the sculpture seen here stands in Saint Peter's Garden at Fordham University in New York City. Bronze, height 22" including wooden stand.

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  • FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men,, Bronze, height 22" including wooden stand.
    Nov. 22, 2014

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY, American, 1907-1990, Peter, Fisher of Men,, Bronze, height 22" including wooden stand.

    Est: $2,000 - $3,000

    FREDERICK CHARLES SHRADY American, 1907-1990 Peter, Fisher of Men, depicting Peter casting out his net. Signed on base "F. Shrady - 62". Frederick Charles Shrady is the son of sculptor Henry Merwin Shrady, best known for his sculpture of Ulysses S. Grant that stands outside the Capitol. Frederick Shrady studied painting at the Arts Students' League in New York City and at Oxford University in England before moving to Paris in 1931. He achieved a good deal of success there before returning to the United States in 1940. During World War II Shrady was a member of the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Commission (the Allied "Monuments Men"), helping to retrieve looted art. He was part of the discovery of a large Nazi repository of stolen works at a salt mine in Altaussee, Austria. Following the war he converted to Catholicism and began painting religious subjects, then, eventually, turned to sculpture, for which he is now most known. In 1982 he received a commission by Pope John Paul II to create a statue of Our Lady of Fatima for the Vatican Gardens, the first American to receive a papal commission. He was also awarded the French Legion of Honor. A 28-foot version of the sculpture seen here stands in Saint Peter's Garden at Fordham University in New York City. Bronze, height 22" including wooden stand.

    Eldred's
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