Research & Resources

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Primary sources, photographic documentation, and architectural references related to Edward Maene's known works.

Washington Memorial Chapel · Valley Forge, PA

Valley Forge Choir Stalls — Wally Gobetz Photography (Flickr)

"The choir stalls, featuring the Valley Forge Brigades, were hand carved out of oak by Edward Maene."

http://www.flickr.com/photos/wallyg/2785962423/

American Decorative Art — Rose Valley Inventory

"Edward Maene supplied all the woodwork for the Washington Memorial Chapel in Valley Forge."

http://www.americandecorativeart.com/internalpages/inventory/rosevalley/index.html

St. Clement's Episcopal Church · Philadelphia, 1908–1917

Saint Clement's Philadelphia — Building History

Gothic design HIGH ALTAR consecrated 11/22/08 — "executed by Edward Maene, a gifted Belgian sculptor." Stonework in the LADY CHAPEL by Edward Maene, blessed 2/15/15. The present FONT executed by Mr. Maene in 1917.

http://www.saintclementsphiladelphia.org/index.php?/main/building/

J. Wesley Pullman Building · Philadelphia, 1886

Wilson Eyre / Pullman Building — Penn Design

"Sculptor Edward Maene collaborated with Eyre in creating the rich, decorative details of this facade."

http://www.design.upenn.edu/Eyre/pulj86.html

Rose Valley Arts & Crafts Movement

Rose Valley Museum — Architecture

Rose Valley's records mention that some Rose Valley furniture could have been made at Edward Maene's Philadelphia workshops, probably before the Rose Valley workshop was fully operational.

http://www.rosevalleymuseum.org/architecture.html

Historical & Biographical Research

Edward Maene — Wikipedia

Biographical overview of Maene's life and principal works, including his training in Belgium, immigration to Philadelphia, and major commissions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Maene

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