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File:Virture-Jurisprudence-original Plaster Model.jpg
The statue was called Jurisprudence in the journal "The Western Architect." The statue is also known as "Integrity."
Daniel Chester French (Artist)

For the Minnesota State Capitol, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
Date Source The Western Architect, Volume 4, Number 10. October 1905. Minneapolis, Minnesota Author Daniel Chester French (Artist)

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