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Rogers, John, Jr (1829–1904)| US sculptor who was known for the mass production of his narrative figural works in plaster, such as The Fugitive's Story 1869. |
| He was born in Salem, Massachusetts. He began as a machinist, draftsman, and railway mechanic in the Northeast and in Missouri. After study in Paris and Rome 1858–59, he established himself in New York City, and by 1877 lived in New Canaan, Connecticut. |
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