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earliest known photo of The Weaver in Peace Dale

The word "commonalty" appears in lettering on the back of the monument.

An image of the signature of Daniel Chester French and the year 1919 on The Weaver sculpture

Drapery of garments worn by female figures

Image of the fabric on the loom, showing a pattern of scallop shells and doves

Image showing "Daniel Chester French, Sculptor" and "Henry Bacon, Architect", carved into the lower corner of the sculpture's stone housing

Image of lettering showing the role of Caroline Hazard in the sculpture's creation, and her relation to the dedicatees

Signature of Roman Bronze Works, the foundry that cast the sculpture

Three scallop shells are shown carved in stone on the back of The Weaver. Caroline Hazard made frequent use of this symbol.

A plaque installed by the Town of South Kingstown in front of the Weaver, c. 2017

This image frames the top of the monument against the sky.

This image shows two of three figures in this sculpture.

Shows female figure holding a distaff and handing spun thread to the seated weaver figure

Male figure seated at loom

Names and dates of the sculpture's dedicatees carved into stone below the bronze

This image shows the central figure handing spun thread to the weaver, with lines of verse in stone above

Partial view of all 3 figures in the sculpture

The Weaver is shown in the context of the Peace Dale Library lawn.

Front view of The Weaver, afternoon sun