Manu, the Law Giver of India, 1899, on the Appellate Division Courthouse of New York State, New York City. Music (Festival Hall) and another decorative sculpture (Electrical Building), at the Saint Louis Exposition, 1904, Saint Louis, Missouri; awarded a medal. The Hebrew Law Giver, Psalmist, Apostle, and Prophet (4 figures, facade), 1907–1909, the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, New York. The Straus Memorial in Straus Park, Manhattan, New York City, 1915; dedicated to Ida and Isidor Straus, who lost their lives on the RMS Titanic. Pulitzer Prize gold medal (with Daniel Chester French), 1918. The Prospect Park Memorial, 1921, a World War I monument, in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Major General David McMurtrie Gregg, 1922, Reading, Pennsylvania. The Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 1923, Pittsfield, Massachusetts; refurbished, with presentation, Memorial Day 2010. Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial, DeKalb County, Georgia, near Atlanta, 1925–1928; preceded in this project by Gutzon Borglum, and followed by Walker Hancock. Fuller E. Callaway, 1929, textile magnate portrait bust, Hills & Dales Estate, LaGrange, Georgia Undated entries The following entries, whose dates of execution are unknown, are ordered alphabetically by the subjects surname or place name: Francis Asbury Equestrian Sculpture, Washington, D.C. Francis Asbury Statue, Madison, New Jersey. Daniel Boone bas-relief portrait, Paris, Kentucky. Kit Carson Monument in Trinidad, Colorado; figure of Carson; sculptor Frederick Roth executed the horse. Lieutenant Cushing, on the Dewey Arch, New York, New York. Customs Building, Columbus, New York. Ulysses S. Grant Memorial, San Diego, California. Joseph Henry, professor, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. Robert Livingston, Saint Louis, Michigan. President William McKinley Statue, Adams, Massachusetts. President William McKinley Statue, Toledo, Ohio. Memorial to the Women of the Confederacy, Raleigh, North Carolina. National Sculpture Society Seal. Pan-American Exposition sculpture, in Buffalo, New York. James K. Patterson, early president of the University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky. President Franklin Pierce, New Hampshire State Capitol, Concord, New Hampshire. Royal Bank of Canada headquarters, four colossal statues, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. General William Shepard, Westfield, Massachusetts. Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Public Square, Watertown, New York. Soldiers’ Monument, Somerville, Massachusetts. Elisha Yale, at Gloversville, New York. References , as reflected by the inline references to Colby & Williams, (1915), New International Encyclopedia (2nd ed.), op. cit. Further reading David Bernard Dearinger, ed. (2004) Paintings and Sculpture in the Collection of the National Academy of Design: 1826-1925 (Volume 1), pp. 123f, New York, NY: Hudson Hills, , see and , accessed