Alma Mater statue

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The Alma Mater statue is a famous bronze sculpture by Daniel Chester French that sits on the steps of Columbia University's Low Memorial Library, symbolizing wisdom and the university’s welcoming spirit.

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Alma Mater (statue) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bronze sculpture
outdoor sculpture
statue
artMovement Beaux-Arts
commissionedBy Columbia University
coordinateLocation New York City, approximate coordinates of Low Memorial Library steps
country United States of America
creator Daniel Chester French
depicts personification of the university
seated female figure
genre allegorical sculpture
public art
hasColor dark brown patina
hasCulturalSignificance emblem of Columbia University identity
popular graduation photo location
hasMotif academic regalia
laurel leaves
owl of wisdom
hasPart crown
inscription "Alma Mater"
owl motif
scepter
throne-like chair
heritageDesignation iconic symbol of Columbia University
inception early 20th century
influencedBy classical sculpture
locatedIn Columbia University
Manhattan
Morningside Heights
New York City
location steps of Low Memorial Library
materialUsed bronze
notableWorkOf Daniel Chester French
partOf Morningside Heights campus
surface form: Morningside Heights campus of Columbia University
publicAccess yes
subjectOf Columbia University traditions
campus tours
symbolizes learning
the university’s welcoming spirit
wisdom
usedFor ceremonial gatherings
photography spot
student meeting place

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Morningside Heights campus hasBuilding Alma Mater statue
Morningside Heights campus hasSculpture Alma Mater statue
Low Memorial Library hasStatueInFront Alma Mater statue
this entity surface form: Alma Mater (statue)
College Walk near Alma Mater statue