Thomas Jefferson statue (Jefferson Memorial plaster model contribution)

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The Thomas Jefferson statue (Jefferson Memorial plaster model contribution) is a sculptural representation of the third U.S. president created by American sculptor James Earle Fraser as part of the design process for the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf plaster model
sculpture
statue
associatedWith Jefferson Memorial NERFINISHED
Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
basedOn historical likeness of Thomas Jefferson
commissionedFor Jefferson Memorial NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States
creator James Earle Fraser NERFINISHED
depictionType full-length figure
depicts Thomas Jefferson NERFINISHED
third president of the United States
genre portrait sculpture
presidential sculpture
hasArtisticFunction study model for final Jefferson Memorial statue
hasContributionTo Jefferson Memorial
hasCulturalContext New Deal–era monument building
United States presidential commemoration
hasIconography American statesman
Founding Father of the United States
hasStyle realism
hasType commemorative sculpture
hasWorkType architectural maquette
plaster study
inception 20th century
intendedLocation interior of the Jefferson Memorial
languageOfWork none
madeBy James Earle Fraser NERFINISHED
mainSubject Thomas Jefferson NERFINISHED
materialUsed plaster
movement American sculpture
notableFor role in development of Jefferson Memorial interior sculpture program
partOf design process for the Jefferson Memorial
subjectOf Jefferson Memorial design process
use architectural design model

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
James Earle Fraser
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