Henri Léon Gréber

Full name: Henri Léon Gréber
Gender: Male
Born: 1855
Died: 1941
Country: France
Sport: Art Competitions

Biography

Henri Léon Gréber was a French sculptor and the father of the architect Jacques Gréber. He was mainly active in the United States. He was best known for four equestrian statues for Harbor Hill which formed the J. C. Nichols Memorial and were later moved to Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, and for a copy of Rodin’s “The Kiss,” which is still exhibited at the Philadelphia Rodin Museum.

Results

Games	Age	City	Sport	Event	Team	NOC	Rank	Medal
1924 Summer		Paris	Art Competitions	Mixed Sculpturing	France	FRA	AC
1924 Summer		Paris	Art Competitions	Mixed Sculpturing	France	FRA	AC

Mixed Sculpturing

Event History

Games	Age	City	Sport	Country	Phase	Unit	Rank		Title
1924 Summer		Paris	Art Competitions	France	Final Standings		AC		Sports Lift
1924 Summer		Paris	Art Competitions	France	Final Standings		AC		The Champion

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