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Though their names are perhaps not familiar, we know them well through the elaborate Maine Memorial at Columbus Circle and the heartbreakingly beautiful Fireman’s Memorial on Riverside Drive, as well as Patience and Fortitude, the lions of the New York Public Library, and the iconic seated Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial.
The Piccirilli studio eventually became the largest in America and, over nearly five decades, some of the country’s most important public sculptures would be carved there.