William Shakespeare at the Library of Congress - Washington, D.C. - William Shakespeare on Waymarking.com

This life-sized bronze sculpture depicts the Bard as a middle-aged, balding man, standing and in 15th century dress. He holds a book in his left hand and his right hand is at his hip.
Wikipedia's article on Shakespeare Memorials (visit link) informs us:

"...in 1896 a bronze statue of Shakespeare by Frederick William MacMonnies was erected as part of a series representing the world's geniuses in the gallery of the reading-room of the Library of Congress."

Location Type: Statue/Bust/Portrait Property Type:: Public Date of event:: 1896 Location notes:: The Library of Congress is open 8:30am - 5pm Monday through Saturday and is free and open to the public. URL for Additional Information:: [Web Link] If other, please explain:: Not listed

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