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English:
Alma Mater
by Daniel Chester French stands in front of the Low Memorial Library on the Morningisde Heights campus of Columbia University in Manhattan, New York City. The 1903 bronze statue was gilded in 1962, but protests caused the gilding to be removed. (Source:
AIA Guide to NYC
(5th ed.))
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