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Bust of Charles Lindbergh:
At the time of Lindbergh's famous flight to Paris, sculpture Paul Fjedle was an art professor, teaching sculpture at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. The bronze bust, based on an earlier clay sculpture from 1939, was unveiled in 1975 and is dedicated to the pioneering spirit of Charles A Lindbergh. Accompanying the bust is a marble plaque with an inscription presented by the Air Mail Pioneers. Above the bust are the words of Lindbergh, his testament to the joys of aviation.
(The above was from the Rockefeller Center: Visitor's Guide & Walking Tour brochure) |