Photograph of taken near the entrance to the Academy of Athens, looking up toward the top of the building, which is a Neoclassical style with detailed sculptures of figures in the pediment and fluted Ionic columns across the front entryway; another sculpture is partially visible on the roof, above the pediment. On the right side of the image, there is a statue of Socrates, seated in a chair and posing with his chin on his right fist, looking down toward the ground. A statue of Apollo on a column is partially visible behind and to the right of Socrates. This …
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Photograph of taken near the entrance to the Academy of Athens, looking up toward the top of the building, which is a Neoclassical style with detailed sculptures of figures in the pediment and fluted Ionic columns across the front entryway; another sculpture is partially visible on the roof, above the pediment. On the right side of the image, there is a statue of Socrates, seated in a chair and posing with his chin on his right fist, looking down toward the ground. A statue of Apollo on a column is partially visible behind and to the right of Socrates. This photograph was taken during a Texas Boys Choir trip.
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George Bragg Boy Choir Collection
The collection consists of Bragg's personal materials and those related to the operation of the Texas Boys Choir, including by not limited to photographs and slides. This collection is a smaller subset of the larger George Bragg Boy Choir Collection.