In 1914 Daniel Chester French was selected to create a statue of Abraham Lincoln for the Memorial designed by architect Henry Bacon. The monument would become their greatest joint effort - a project of eight years resulting in a significant national shrine. To convey the intellectual and psychological strength of the president, French made an intensive study of Lincoln’s character, using biographies, photographs, and contemporary portraits, as well as Lincoln’s life mask and hand casts, to make his work effective and accurate. The Lincoln Memorial was dedicated on May 30, 1922.

Specifications: 10” H x 7.25” W x 8 “ D. Photo is of the actual reproduction.
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