Lincoln the Mystic, Sculpture in the United States of America
Lincoln the Mystic is an evocative bronze statue created by James Earle Fraser.
Designed in 1929, this piece commemorates President Abraham Lincoln.
The sculpture reflects Lincoln's contemplative nature amidst national turmoil.
Visitors can find the artwork located in New Jersey.
The statue portrays Lincoln not as a statesman, but in a moment of deep reflection.
Location: New Jersey
Inception: 1929
Creator: James Earle Fraser
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