Sculptor Anna Hyatt Huntington at Columbia University

The Most Famous New York Sculptor

You’ve Never Heard Of

BY Stephanie Strasnick POSTED 01/21/14

Anna Hyatt Huntington, Jaguar and Reaching Jaguar, modeled 1906–7, carved 1936, limestone, carved by Robert A. Baillie, Bronx Zoo.

A new exhibition at Columbia University celebrates Anna Hyatt Huntington, whose sculptures can be seen in museums and parks all around the city

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Statue of Jose Marti at the Sixth Avenue entrance of Central Park, New York City by Anna Hyatt Huntington (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Anna Hyatt Huntington (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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