Exhibited at the Cosmopolitan Art Association, Sandusky, 1854–55

The Greek Slave was displayed in the Cosmopolitan Art Association’s newly constructed gallery in Sandusky, Ohio, until February 1855, when the lottery prize-draw was held. For a $3 subscription fee, members were able to choose a magazine and receive a ticket for “an equal chance of drawing the $5,000 statue of the Greek Slave, or Venus, Bacchante, Hebe, Flora, with Bronze Statuettes and several hundred Magnificent Oil Paintings.”