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Mosaic Mantel in the Law Representatives Reading Room at the Library of Congress
Digitized Material
Color Postcard
Year
1916
Coverage-Spatial
Washington (D.C.)
Type
Postcard
Still image
Subject
Library buildings Washington (D.C.)
Library buildings
Description
Part of Souvenir Folder of Library of Congress (ALA0004969). Caption reads: "MOSAIC MANTEL.-By Frederick Dielman. Representatives Reading Room. LAW, a woman of radical countenance and wearing the aegis, is enthroned upon a dais. At her feet are doves of peace, the bound volume of the statutes, and the scales of justice. She holds a palm branch toward Truth with her lilies, Peace with twig of olive, and Industry with artisan's cap and hammer and interposes a sword against skulking Fraud, Discord with malign serpents, and Violence with sword and torch. From Practical Guide Library of Congress." Postcard was never mailed
Mosaic Mantel in the Law Representatives Reading Room at the Library of Congress
Digitized Material
Color Postcard
Year
1916
Coverage-Spatial
Washington (D.C.)
Type
Postcard
Still image
Subject
Library buildings Washington (D.C.)
Library buildings
Description
Part of Souvenir Folder of Library of Congress (ALA0004969). Caption reads: "MOSAIC MANTEL.-By Frederick Dielman. Representatives Reading Room. LAW, a woman of radical countenance and wearing the aegis, is enthroned upon a dais. At her feet are doves of peace, the bound volume of the statutes, and the scales of justice. She holds a palm branch toward Truth with her lilies, Peace with twig of olive, and Industry with artisan's cap and hammer and interposes a sword against skulking Fraud, Discord with malign serpents, and Violence with sword and torch. From Practical Guide Library of Congress." Postcard was never mailed