American Legion Soldier Sculpture

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E. M. Viquesney's "The Spirit of the American Doughboy" - The E. M

While he wanted to depict an American soldier in battle, he This will be the one design adopted by the American Legion as its National Memorial". But the Doughboy statue

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The Soldier, (sculpture). Artist: Vukovich on base, incised letters:) "The Soldier" In Honor of Those Who Served Our Country in Time of Need Sponsored By American Legion

Sebastian County, Arkansas

At night the statue is lit by floodlight. This American Legion post was named after Victor Ellig, the first Fort Smith soldier to die in World War I.

American Legion Boerstler-May Post 170: CHANUTE AREA VETERANS MEMORIAL

The American Legion Riders, Post 170, and the American Legion Family of North side of the walkway will be a small granite block with a statue of an American Soldier.

List of public art in Washington, D.C., Ward 2 - Wikipedia, the

Most of the works mentioned are sculptures. When this is not the case (i.e. American Legion Soldier: Adolph Wolter: 1951: American Legion, 1608 K St., N.W. Indiana Limestone

The Spirit of the American Doughboy | Military Trader

These bronze painted statues depict a WWI American soldier advancing through no man’s land with a April 1921, Viquesney won the design contest for the American Legion

Monuments

"IN MEMORY OF COLEMAN POST 115 GAR" by the American Legion Monument Images YORK 5-30-1906 Soldier Statue in Cemetery

American Legion post oldest in U.S. | Tulsa World

The oldest American Legion post in the world is located will hold a raffle for a small bronze sculpture titled "Lest We Forget." The sculpture depicts a soldier in

World War I Doughboy Statue Is Up For A Move - Orlando Sentinel

The Stevenses donated the land to the Legion for the purpose of maintaining a monument ''to the American soldier.'' The statue was placed on the site and dedicated on