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[Statue of George Washington by Clark Mills]

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[Statue of George Washington by Clark Mills]

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Drawing shows people in a park-like setting, walking and standing near the statue of George Washington by Clark Mills, located in Washington, DC. Congress commissioned a statue of Lt. Gen. George Washington (1732-1799) in 1789 although the location of the federal city had not yet been established. Clark Mills completed the statue in 1860, casting it in his foundry less than a mile away from its present location in Foggy Bottom.

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01/01/1860
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Kirk, artist
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