|- | Kenneth Evett || The Labors of the Head || ||1956 || Oil on linen |||| Rotunda |- | Kenneth Evett || The Labors of the Heart || ||1956 || Oil on linen ||||Rotunda |- | James Penney || The Homesteader's Campfire || ||1963 || Oil on linen ||||Vestibule |- | James Penney || The First Furrow || ||1963 || Oil on linen |||| Vestibule |- | James Penney || The House Raising || ||1963 || Oil on linen |||| Vestibule |- | Jeanne Reynal || The Blizzard of 1888 || ||1965 || Glass mosaic ||||Great Hall |- | F. John Miller || The Coming of the Railroad || ||1966 || Glass mosaic ||||Great Hall |- | Reinhold Marxhausen || The Spirit of Nebraska || ||1966 || Glass mosaic ||||Great Hall |- | Jeanne Reynal || The Tree Planting || ||1966 || Glass mosaic ||||Great Hall |- | Reinhold Marxhausen || The Building of the Capitol || ||1966 ||Glass mosaic ||||Great Hall |- | Charles Clement || The U.S. Survey || ||1966 || Glass mosaic ||||Great Hall |- | Stephen Roberts || The Ideal of International Law || ||1996 || Oil on linen ||||Memorial Chamber |- | Stephen Roberts || The Perils of Fire || ||1996 || Oil on linen ||||Memorial Chamber |- | Stephen Roberts || The Ideal of Freedom || ||1996 || Oil on linen ||||Memorial Chamber |- | Stephen Roberts || The Scourge of Poverty || ||1996 || Oil on linen ||||Memorial Chamber |- | Stephen Roberts || The Ideal of Universal Peace || ||1996 || Oil on linen ||||Memorial Chamber |- | Stephen Roberts || The Scourge of Plague || ||1996 || Oil on linen |||| Memorial Chamber |- | Stephen Roberts || The Ideal of Self-Determination || ||1996 || Oil on linen ||||Memorial Chamber |- | Stephen Roberts || The Scourge of Famine || ||1996 || Oil on linen ||||Memorial Chamber |- |} Lincoln Monument The Lincoln Monument, located on the capitol's west grounds, is composed of the bronze statue, Abraham Lincoln, created by Daniel Chester French, and the corresponding granite plinth and stele, designed by architect Henry Bacon. On February 12, 1908, the Young Men's Republican Club organized the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Association to seek funds for the erection of an Abraham Lincoln statue on the Nebraska State Capitol grounds, and on July 8, 1908, the association invited Frank M. Hall to organize