A sculptor from this country depicted a seated man with a toothed necklace carving weapons next to his daughter in The Old Arrow Maker. The “Marmorean Flock” was a group of female artists from this country who worked in Rome. Those artists from this country included one who elaborated a bust of a Palmyrene into her sculpture Zenobia in Chains and one known as “Wildfire” who sculpted The Death of Cleopatra. Another Neoclassical sculptor from this country won fame by depicting a nude woman chained up by Turkish (10[1])captors in The Greek Slave. This country, which minted a Neoclassical “double eagle” gold coin, (10[1])was home to Edmonia Lewis and Hiram Powers. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this adopted home of the Irish-born sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who made the Robert Gould Shaw (10[1])Memorial. ■END■