The Contemplation of Justice Sculpture

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Figures of Justice - Supreme Court of the United States

in this marble sculpture is approximately four and one half feet high. James Earl Fraser’s Contemplation of Justice (above) with detail of blindfold Justice (top left)

Supreme Court of the United States - Wikimedia Commons

Statue Contemplation of Justice, which sits on the north side of the entrance stairs

Statues and Sculptures of Justice - Enter the homepage of Michael

United States postage stamp & first day cover, based upon Supreme Court statue Contemplation of Justice, 1977 Postage stamps of Supreme Court statue, Canada 1975

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Statue.com offers Blind Justice, Lady Justice, Themis and other legal statues and sculpture.

United States Justice: Recognized legal symbols

The Contemplation of Justice statue (a seated female figure in a shawl) studies the smaller statue of Justice. This Justice is blindfolded and cradles a set of scales

Low Angle View Of A Statue In Front Of A Government Building

Low angle view of a statue in front of a government building, Contemplation of Justice by James Earle Fraser, US Supreme Court, Washington DC, USA

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Justice William O Douglas Statue (Washington) in District Of Columbia County, DC. Instant access to maps, directions, activities, photos, nearby parks, weather

Supreme Court: Equal Justice Under Law tympanum (ca. 1935) in

Also visible are the The Authority of the Law (right) & The Contemplation of Justice (left) statues, the Equal Justice Under Law tympanum and one of the Flagpole bases

Lady Justice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Lady Justice is an allegorical personification of the moral force in judicial systems. The personification of justice balancing the scales of truth and fairness dates

Be patient – the wheels of justice turn slowly - Rochester

James Earle Fraser’s statue, Contemplation of Justice, located at the foot of the steps to the U.S. Supreme Court.