Sculpture

Test photograph of Thomas Hart Benton's clay model that he used to create his mural for the Truman Library. Various clay figures can be seen in the model.

A test picture of Thomas Hart Benton's model for his mural he will paint at the Harry S. Truman Library.

A test photograph of the clay model Thomas Hart Benton used before painting his mural at the Truman Library.

The model that Thomas Hart Benton used when painting his mural for the Truman Library entitled, "Independence and the Opening of the West."

The clay model for the mural that Thomas Hart Benton painted in the lobby of the Harry S. Truman Library.

A clay model of the mural that Thomas Hart Benton painted in the lobby of the Harry S. Truman Library.

Postcard of a bronze eagle ("The Hunter") in the atrium of the east entrance of the Harry S. Truman Library. The eagle was sculpted by Greg Steiner.

Plaque on Truman Boulevard in Port-au-Prince, Haiti which reads: "To the International Assembly, the voice of Haiti is always raised in behalf of peace and concord among nations. The citizens of the United States, faithful to the ancient tradition of friendship between our two peoples, wish for your capitol a future more glorious even than your splendid past. (signed) Harry S. Truman - Bicentennial at Port-au-Prince, 1749-1949." This is a translation; the actual text on the plaque is written in French.