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Crawford, Thomas

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Crawford, Thomas (c. 1813–1857)

US- (or Irish-)born sculptor who settled permanently in Rome in 1835. He was a woodcarver (c. 1827) and a stone cutter (c. 1832). Essentially an imitator of classical sculpture, he created several marble and bronze sculptures in Washington, DC, including Progress of Civilization (1853) for the US Senate.

He was born in New York City (or Ireland). He attended the National Academy of Design (c. 1832).



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