Category:Walker Kirtland Hancock

**Walker Hancock**
	American artist and Monuments Man (1901-1998)
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Date of birth	28 June 1901; St. Louis
Date of death	30 December 1998; Gloucester
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Washington University in St. Louis; Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; Central VPA High School;
Occupation	sculptor;
Employer	Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts;
Member of	Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program; American Academy of Arts and Letters;
Notable work	Pennsylvania Railroad World War II Memorial; Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial; Soldiers' Memorial;
Award received	Rome Prize; National Medal of Arts; Presidential Medal of Freedom;
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	Q1543157; ISNI: 0000000078220135; VIAF ID: 93745716; Library of Congress authority ID: n96121928; Libraries Australia ID: 35905174; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500037126; RKDartists ID: 462454; Europeana entity: agent/base/1925; Olympedia people ID: 921521
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