WELCOME to the “Hermon A. MacNeil” — Virtual Gallery & Museum !

~ This Gallery celebrates Hermon Atkins MacNeil,  of the Beaux Arts School American classic sculptor of Native images and American history.  ~ World’s Fairs, statues, monuments, coins, and more… ~ Hot-links ( lower right) lead to works by Hermon A. MacNeil.   ~ Over 300 of stories & 4,000 photos form this virtual MacNeil Gallery stretching east to west  New York to New Mexico ~ Oregon to S. Carolina.   ~ 2016 marked the 150th Anniversary of Hermon MacNeil’s birth. ~~Do you WALK or DRIVE by MacNeil sculptures DAILY!  ~ CHECK OUT Uncle Hermon’s works!     Daniel Neil Leininger, webmaster

DO YOU walk by MacNeil Statues and NOT KNOW IT ???

May
11

George Rogers Clark

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This glistening bronze of Colonel George Rogers Clark after a sculpture by Hermon Atkins McNeil stands in the rotunda of the National Memorial in Vincennes, Indiana to his frontier vistory over the British in 1779 during the American revolution.

MacNeil statue of George Rogers Clark in the panaroma of murals that encircle the inside of the Rotunda in Vincennes.

MacNeil poses Clark with his sword at rest. The piece commands a presence.

For more on the monument check out the National Park Service link below:

Clark National Monument

1. More story and photos at:

National Park Service website.

2. And Videos On Construction and Reconstruction

3. Reinactment Videos:

4. Wabash River Flooding at Clark Monument:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1dhxOb3MWE

5. Rededication Ceremony 2009:

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WHAT YOU FIND HERE.

Here is ONE place to go to see sculpture of Hermon A. MacNeil & his students. Located in cities from east to west coast, found indoors and out, public and private, these creations point us toward the history and values that root Americans.

Daniel Neil Leininger ~ HAMacNeil@gmail.com
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WE DESIRE YOUR DIGITAL PHOTOS – Suggestions

1. Take digital photos of the work from all angles, including setting.
2. Take close up photos of details that you like
3. Look for MacNeil’s signature. Photograph it too! See examples above.
4. Please, include a photo of you & others beside the work.
5. Tell your story of adventure. It adds personal interest.
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