John Gregory

Gregory, John Clements

American, born England, 1879 - 1958

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The sculpture is a round medallion featuring a profile of a woman's head facing to the right. The woman's hair is styled with a braid that incorporates a wheat motif. The medallion has an inscription around the border that reads, "CERES' BLESSING SO IS ON YOU," with the initials "JG" and the year "'39" at the bottom. The sculpture is metallic with a golden-brown hue, resembling bronze. The relief and text are slightly raised above the flat surface.
John Gregory, Medallic Art Company, A Betrothal Medal [obverse], 1939, bronze, Corcoran Collection (Gift through subscription to the Society of Medalists, 1939), 2015.19.3670.a

A Betrothal Medal [obverse]

John Gregory, Medallic Art Company · 1939 · bronze ·  Accession ID  2015.19.3670.a

The image shows a round medal with an embossed design of a rose with two buds, leaves, and two bees. The medal appears gold-colored with the words "SCARCITY AND WANT SHALL SHUN YOU" encircling the central imagery. The design shows intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail, with a polished surface reflecting light.
John Gregory, Medallic Art Company, A Betrothal Medal [reverse], 1939, bronze, Corcoran Collection (Gift through subscription to the Society of Medalists), 2015.19.3670.b

A Betrothal Medal [reverse]

John Gregory, Medallic Art Company · 1939 · bronze ·  Accession ID  2015.19.3670.b

The sculpture depicts a female figure in a kneeling position with wings extending from her back. She holds the wings with both hands, has her head turned to the right, and her hair styled in a bun. She is partially draped with fabric around her waist, and her upper body is exposed. The sculpture is crafted from bronze, featuring detailed wings and defined musculature. It stands on a small rectangular base, showcasing a combination of grace and strength.
John Gregory, Philomela, 1922, bronze, Corcoran Collection (Bequest of James Parmelee, 1941), 2015.19.3679

Philomela

John Gregory · 1922 · bronze ·  Accession ID  2015.19.3679