American Industry, Scenes from: Reliefs on Dirksen Ofc Bldg in Washington, D.C. by Otto R Eggers, Ulysses A Ricci
Bronze by Otto R Eggers (Designer), Ulysses A Ricci (Sculptor)
Address: Constitution Ave & 1st St NE Nearest Metro: Union Station (Red)
Smithsonian Art Inventories Catalog: Control number 76005879 also control # 78250001 (dcMem ID #142)
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This is the south side of the building.
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This is the west side of the building.
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ERECTED AD MCMLVI (1956) THE SENATE IS THE LIVING SYMBOL OF OUR UNION OF STATES
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This is the north side of the building.
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From left to right the medallions represent Equality, the Seal of the U.S. and Liberty.
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My on-the-spot background check having revealed no outstanding warrants, the Capitol police under the direction of Supervisory Special Agent MCA (Intelligence Section), allowed my 100+ photos & I to go on our merry way. I'm not sure if there was a correlation, but this occurred around the same time that a small plane crashed into a building on Manhattan's East Side. That many photos of a Congressional office building probably arouses suspicion on any day of the year. They were firm, but in the end very polite & even apologetic. Best wishes, gentlemen.
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