(Mary Rose Scott Monument), (sculpture).

(Mary Rose Scott Monument), (sculpture).

Teich, Frank, 1856-1939, sculptor.

(Mary Rose Scott Monument), (sculpture).

Sculpture: marble; Base: marble.

Sculpture: approx. 5 ft. x 30 in. x 18 in.; Base: approx. 65 x 57 x 43 in.

(On front, top of base, raised letters:) MARY ROSE SCOTT/18(..transcription illegible)3-1909 (On back, top of base, raised letters:) "WHO PLUCKED THIS FLOWER"?/ASKED THE GARDENER AS HE WALKED/THROUGH THE GARDEN. HIS FELLOW/SERVANTS ANSWERED HIM:/"THE MASTER"/AND THE GARDENER HELD HIS PEACE. unsigned

A sculpture of a young woman standing, holding a lily blossom in her proper right hand, and a stem with leaves and lilies in her proper left hand. An urn is set to her proper right, near her feet. The woman wears a long-sleeved, ankle-length gown and has long hair. She appears to be descending from the stepped base. Behind her, and to her proper right, on the top of the base's steps, rises an inscribed slab.

Homage -- Scott, Mary Rose

Figure female -- Full length

Object -- Flower -- Lily

Object -- Other -- Vase

Outdoor Sculpture -- Texas -- Scottsville

Administered by Betty Scott Youree Park Foundation, P. O. Box 280, Marshall, Texas 75671

Located Scottsville Cemetery and Park, FM Road 1998, Scottsville, Texas

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Texas survey, 1993.

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