Sieur de La Vérendrye and Lord Selkirk, plus many architectural figures and details, Winnipeg, Manitoba Stonework outside Riverside Church, Allen & Collens and Henry C. Pelton architects, Atillio Piccirilli, sculptor 1930; Riverside Drive, New York City Fiorello H. LaGuardia Grave Memorial. Woodlawn Cemetery, New York Lombardo, Joseph Vincent. Piccirilli: Life of an American Sculptor. Pitman Publishing Corporation, Chicago. Selected works carved for other sculptors Washington Square Arch (1895), Stanford White, architect, New York City. Spandrel figures (1895), Frederick MacMonnies, sculptor. George Washington as Commander-in-Chief, Accompanied by Fame and Valor (1916), Hermon Atkins MacNeil, sculptor. George Washington as President, Accompanied by Wisdom and Justice (1918), Alexander Stirling Calder. New York Stock Exchange Building (1903), George B. Post, architect, New York City. Pedimental sculpture: Integrity Protecting the Works of Man (1904), John Quincy Adams Ward and Paul Wayland Bartlett, sculptors U.S. Custom House, Cass Gilbert, architect, New York City. The Four Continents (1907), Daniel Chester French, sculptor 12 cornice statues (1907), Charles Grafly, Frederick Ruckstull, Augustus Lukeman, and other sculptors Civic Virtue Fountain (1909), Frederick MacMonnies, sculptor, Thomas Hastings, architect. Originally created for New York's City Hall Park, moved in 1941 to Queens Borough Hall, moved to Green-Wood Cemetery in 2012. Statue of Samuel Spencer, collaboration with Daniel Chester French and Henry Bacon (1910) Pennsylvania State Capitol sculpture groups (1911), George Grey Barnard, sculptor, Joseph Miller Huston, architect, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Brooklyn Museum, McKim, Mead, and White, architects, Brooklyn, New York City. Pedimental sculpture: Science and Art (1913), Daniel Chester French and Adolph Alexander Weinman, sculptors 30 cornice figures (1913), Augustus Lukeman, Karl Bitter, Charles Keck, Janet Scudder, Herbert Adams, Carl Heber and others, sculptors, Pedimental sculpture: Apotheosis of Democracy (1916), House of Representatives Wing, United States Capitol, Paul Bartlett, sculptor, Thomas U. Walter, architect, Washington, D.C. New York Public Library Main Branch, (1911) Carrère and Hastings, architects, New York City. Pedimental sculptures: The Arts (1917) and History (1917), George Grey Barnard, sculptor 6 cornice figures (1917), each , Paul Wayland Bartlett, sculptor Patience and Fortitude (1911), 2 lions flanking the entrance, Edward Clark Potter, sculptor. Death and the Sculptor (1917), Daniel Chester French, sculptor, Metropolitan Museum of Art. Carved from French's 1893 plaster model. Abraham Lincoln (1920), Daniel Chester French, sculptor, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C. DuPont Circle Fountain (1921), Daniel Chester French, sculptor, Henry Bacon, architect, Washington, D.C. Tomb of the Unknowns (Tomb of the Unknown Soldier) (1931), Thomas Hudson Jones, sculptor,