statue. The statue of Rosa Parks is historically significant as being the first full-length statue of an African American person in the U.S. Capitol. It is also the first statue commissioned by the Congress since 1873. Numismatic work Eugene Daub is Vice President and Past President of the American Medallic Sculpture Association. He is one of the early pioneers of the AMSA that pushed American medallic art into the contemporary world. Daub is the first sculptor since Daniel Chester French, in 1919, to have sculpted more than one medal for the American Numismatic Society. Notable medals Statue of Liberty Medal, American Numismatic Society 1986 Philadelphia Liberty Medal, 1986 Helsinki delegation medal, FIDEM convention 1991 Crazy Horse, first issued medal of the American Medallic Sculpture Association, 1987 Fire and Ice, #121 medal of the Society of Medalist, 1992 Discovery Medal, Brookgreen Sculpture Gardens, 1993 Wildwood Medal, Little Rock Arkansas, 1988 Kavli Prize Medallion, 2009 Lewis and Clark, Montana Historical Society, 2006 100th Anniversary Medal, New York Numismatic Club, 2008 Ruth Bader Ginsburg medallion, Jewish American Hall of Fame, 2012 Ratification Medal, United States Capital Historical Society, 1988 Awards Saltus Award1991. The Saltus Awardis the highest national and international recognition of the American Numismatic Association for excellence in medallic sculpture. Gold medal, from the American Numismatic Association for lifetime achievement in Medallic Sculpture. He is a Fellow of the National Sculpture Society. Daub was awarded the Arthur Ross Award in 2002 by the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art. Best Historical Sculpture award, Oakland Museum of California, California Arts Club, 2006 Best in Show Sculpture, Fallbrook Art Center, 2008 Elliot Gantz Foundry Award, Portrait Sculpture, 79th annual NSS exhibition, 2012 Agop Agopoff Memorial Prize, 2013 In September 2012 Daub was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Human Letters from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco. Medal of Honor, National Sculpture Society, 2014. The Medal of Honor is the society's highest award, presented for notable achievement in and for the encouragement of American sculpture. Sculptures Partial Portfolio Corps of Discovery statue commemorating the Lewis and Clark expedition in Kansas City, Missouri. Phinneas Banning Monument, Banning Landing, Wilmington, California 2002. Monument to General Bernard Adolph Schriever, Los Angeles Air Force Base, 2007. USS San Diego Memorial, San Diego Harbor, in collaboration with Lou Quaintance, 2008. Henry W. and Marion Bloch Memorial Statue, University of Missouri, Kansas City, 2013. The following works below are commissions