The Perelman Building,1927, fomerly known as the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Building, Philadephia, Pennsylvania, |
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The building was designed by Zantzinger, Borie and Medary. Lawrie was chosen as the scupltor for the building. He later worked again with Medary on Bok Tower in Florida.
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On it, appear figures of all sorts, representing different aspects of life, to be insured. The figures are all prime examples of Lawrie's contributions to Art Deco. |
| The Fidelity is gaurded by bronze screens. The dogs represent Fidelity. |
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