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1856-05-19 Otis Statue: American Consul in Rome Testimonial, 1831.039.006-005

1856-05-19 Otis Statue: American Consul in Rome Testimonial
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1856-05-19 Otis Statue: American Consul in Rome Testimonial

I the undersigned American Vice Consul in Rome. (the resident minister being absent) hereby declare that I have this day seen in the Studio of Mr Crawford the finished model in plaster of Paris of the Statue of James Otis 7 feet in length. Said model is ready in all respects to be transferred to marble and has been made to the orders of the Trustees of Mount Auburn Cemetery Boston.

Rome Antoine Ardisson

Gratis.

[stamp: US Seal CONSOLATO DEGLI STATI UNITI DI AMERICA IN ROMA]

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