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Welcome to the official blog for Marshall M. Fredericks, America’s Public Sculptor. Museum staff will share stories about his life, art, and behind the scenes at the Museum. Be sure to “comment”, “like”, and enjoy!
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It's the season for graduations. Students all over the world are graduating from high schools and colleges. Although this year's graduations are going to look a lot different than previous years, receiving a diploma is still a big reason to celebrate. Marshall Fredericks attended high school at the John Huntington Polytechnic Institute in Cleveland, Ohio. Fredericks then attended The Cleveland School of Art, now Cleveland Institute of Art, from 1926-1930 and graduated with a degree in sculpture. Let's take a look at a few photos of Marshall the student, his grades and finally his diploma.  Marshall Fredericks as a student at The Cleveland School of Art in his studio. Photo: The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum Archives  Marshall Fredericks's report card for his 4 years at The Cleveland School of Art. If you take a look as his grades you can see he was an excellent student. The only issue was in World Literature. Photo: The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum Archives.  Marshall Fredericks's diploma from The Cleveland School of Art. Photo: The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum Archives By: Geoffe Haney ~ Collection Manager
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