Saint Gaudens monumental portrait of Lincoln is sited off off main courtyard. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjDIOWMFSBkRFe7C4dn2z1yYyadAcuUt8Ms6GcFrP1RUplcTrI2rqpImlw-JtSX48DiJcnMjAe30TJbDqh6FXAecIiEkLg9GaXzCyHO8x70c-u6LhAYEZ5rXfUscXU4WSDwWm_2BqsceGpY/s640/IMG_8780.JPG)
The bust is tightly framed by a clipped hedge, that creates a tension in the space.
The tight approach feels as if you are having a private interview with President Lincoln.
(Who chose that bright blue paint for the pedestal though? Bad idea.)
The narrow space limits the number of people and creates a greater feeling of intimacy. |
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