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CONSTANTINO BRUMIDI

MICHELANGELO

OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL

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CONSTANTINO
BRUMIDI

MICHELANGELO OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL

By Myrtle Cheney Murdock

... So long has Brumidi devoted
his heart and strength to this
Capitol that his love and reverence
for it is not surpassed by even that
of Michelangelo for St. Peter’s.
SENATOR JUSTIN S. MORRILL, FEB. 24, 1880

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Monumental Press, Inc.
WASHINGTON · 1950


PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

{v}COPYRIGHT, 1950, BY MYRTLE CHENEY MURDOCK, WASHINGTON, D. C.


TO MY SON

LT. DAVID N. MURDOCK

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Musician, Athlete, Infantryman
killed in action at Palermo, Italy
August 11, 1943

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Preface

IT SHOULD be made clear by way of an introduction to this appraisal ofConstantino Brumidi that the author is neither an artist nor an artcritic. I am simply the wife of a Western Congressman who has beenstirred by the patriotism of the Italian refugee-artist, Brumidi; by hisexquisite decorations on the walls and ceilings of our Capitol Buildingof the United States; by his persistent effort in the face of blindingcriticism; and finally by the lack, of recognition characterized by hisunmarked burial place.

I have asked myself these questions many times: “How can countlessexq

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