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The
Water Boy, (above) originally called The Vine Grower, in
the Great Court of the Main Building, was first exhibited at the
Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, in 1876.
While the soft patina of age covers the statue, the right toe has
been burnished to a shining bronze through constant rubbing by generations
of Drexel students who, by tradition, believe that good grades will
follow the ritual.
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Georgian
Surprised at the Bath, 1866
M. Scipio Tadolini (1822-1892)
Marble
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Conical Clock c.1867
clock, Eugene Farcot
sculpture, Albert-Carriere-Belleuse (1824-1887)
Bronze
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Esmeralda and Goat,
DJALI, 1865
from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"
by Antonio Rossetti (1819-1870)
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