Ernst Plassmann (14 June 1823 – 28 November 1877; alternate spelling, Plassman) was a German-American sculptor and carver. Born in Sondern, Wuppertal...

clock and facing the Park Avenue Viaduct. The work was sculpted by Ernst Plassmann, and is of bronze, 8.5 feet (2.6 m) tall and weighing 4 tons, with...

south. The 8+1⁄2-foot-tall (2.6-meter) bronze statue was sculpted by Ernst Plassmann and was originally sited at the Hudson River Railroad depot at St....

Pennsylvania Gazette stands in the square. The statue was made by Ernst Plassmann and was dedicated in 1872. 41 Park Row was originally designed by George...

Cornelius Vanderbilt, longtime owner of New York Central. Sculpted by Ernst Plassmann, the 8.5-foot (2.6 m) bronze is the last remnant of a 150-foot bronze...

display his and the newspaper's stature in the city. The designer, Ernst Plassmann, and sculptor, Jacques Jouvenal, were both German-American artists...

Clemente became lector in Sacred Theology at the College in 1849. Hermann Ernst Plassmann (1817–1864). Master of Sacred Theology at the College in 1856. Mariano...

John's Park, Manhattan, New York City Cornelius Vanderbilt pediment Ernst Plassmann George Fischer & Brother, founder 1868 Statue: bronze Relief: bronze...

Scharf-Gerstenberg Museum, under the architectural direction of Gregor Sunder-Plassmann. The works inherited by Dieter Scharf from his grandfather's collection...

1928 (1928): The other leg of the Park Avenue Viaduct opens. 1929 (1929): Ernst Plassmann's statue of Cornelius Vanderbilt is moved to Grand Central Terminal...