Third version, exhibited at the Crystal Palace Exhibition, New York, 1853

Third version, exhibited at the Crystal Palace Exhibition, New York, 1853

In 1853, The Greek Slave returned to New York for the Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations at the Crystal Palace, which was modeled on London’s Great Exhibition of 1851. The Greek Slave was shown alongside Powers’s Fisher Boy and Eve. 

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Nagel & Weingärtner, printmaker, Goupil & Cie, New York, publisher, Interior View of the New York Crystal Palace for the Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, c. 1853. Lithograph. Library of Congress
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Victor Prevost, *New York Crystal Palace*, 1853. Photograph. Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University, New York.
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“Crystal Palace,” *New York Daily Tribune*, July 30, 1853, 7.
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