The Barnard Lincoln to go to London
Published: 1917
Language: eng
Number of pages: 498
Subjects: Statues
Description: Reprints portions of two newspaper editorial columns to illustrate the arguments for and against sending a replica of the George Gray Barnard's to London. Titles of the editorials are "On monuments" from the New York Tribune and "Which Lincoln shall we send" from the Philadelphia North American.
Notes: Detached from Journal of the American Institute of Architects, October 1917.

George Grey Barnard was commissioned in 1910 to create a statue representing Abraham Lincoln. The statue was completed in early 1917 and exhibited on the grounds of the Union Theological Seminary in New York City. It was moved to its permanent location in Cincinnati's Lytle Park, facing Fourth Street and unveiled March 31, 1917.