Abraham Lincoln: The Man, Bronze statue in Lincoln Park, Chicago, United States
Abraham Lincoln: The Man is a bronze statue in Lincoln Park showing the president rising from a seated position. The figure stands on a pedestal designed by architect Stanford White and reaches approximately 370 centimeters in height.
The sculpture was completed by artist Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1887 with a large public ceremony at its dedication. Abraham Lincoln II, the president's grandson, attended the unveiling event.
The statue captures Lincoln in a contemplative moment as he rises from his seat. Visitors can observe how the sculpture conveys quiet strength through his posture and expression.
The statue stands at the intersection of Clark Street and North Avenue in Lincoln Park, close to the Chicago History Museum. It is easily accessible on foot and sits in an open public space.
Replicas of this sculpture stand in Parliament Square in London and other places around the world. This spread shows how the portrayal of the president gained importance beyond America.
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