File:Civilization of the Northwest-panel-2.png
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English: Civilization of the Northwest: The American Genius - Second Panel Date Completed 1904. Date Placed 1905. |
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| Author | Minnesota Historical Society |
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- ↑ Minnesota State Capitol: Overview of the Fine Art. Minnesota Department of Administration (2015). Retrieved on 2021-01-31.
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| current | 21:10, 7 March 2021 | | 5,714 × 3,008 (18.33 MB) | Myotus | {{Information |description={{en|1=Civilization of the Northwest: The American Genius - Second Panel<br /> Date Completed 1904. Date Placed 1905.<br /> Edward Simmons (Artist)<br /> Rotunda (Southwest Corner)<br /> '''The story continues...'''<br /> Led by Wisdom and Hope the young man scourges from the land four figures, two animals figures, the Bear, (representing savagery), and the Cougar, (representing cowardice), and two anthropomorphic chimera figures, a foxish female figure, (representi... |
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