Gezicht op het centrale plein van de World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893 met in het midden een grote vijver met daarin het standbeeld door Daniel Chester French, voorstellend een personificatie van de republiek 1893

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This photograph, taken by Charles Dudley Arnold in 1893, captures the grandeur of the Court of Honor at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The central basin, framed by neoclassical buildings, showcases Daniel Chester French's iconic sculpture "The Republic," a powerful symbol of American ideals. The photograph, measuring 128 mm by 192 mm, offers a unique glimpse into the architectural splendor and artistic vision of this historic event.