Editing Daniel Chester French (section)

===Architectural sculpture===
[[File:Death and the sculptor.jpg|thumb|''[[Death and the Sculptor]]'' (1893) in [[Boston]]]]
[[File:Thomas and Alice, Gallaudet University.jpg|thumb|French's statue of [[Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet]] and [[Alice Cogswell]] (1889) at [[Gallaudet University]] in [[Washington, D.C.]]]]
[[File:2010 Appellate courthouse Daniel Chester French Justice.jpg|thumb|''Justice'' (1900) adorns the pediment of the [[Appellate Division Courthouse of New York State]] in [[Manhattan]].]]
[[File:Law PnP French Philly.JPG|thumb|''Law, Prosperity, and Power'' (1880–1884) in West Fairmount Park in [[Philadelphia]]<ref name=Lpnp>([http://siris-artinventories.si.edu/ipac20/ipac.jsp?&source=~!siartinventories&uri=full=3100001~!15620~!0 ''Law, Prosperity, and Power'', SIRIS])</ref>]]

*''Peace and Vigilance'' (alternatively ''America at War and Peace'') [[United States Customhouse and Post Office (St. Louis, Missouri)|US Customhouse & Post Office]], St. Louis, Missouri, [[Alfred B. Mullett]] architect (1876–1882)
*Pediment, New Hampshire Historic Society Building, [[Concord, New Hampshire]], [[Guy Lowell]], architect    (1909–1911)
*Bronze doors, Boston Public Library, [[Boston]], [[Massachusetts]], [[McKim, Mead & White]] architects, (1884–1904)
*''Justice,'' [[Appellate Division Courthouse of New York State]], Manhattan, New York, [[James Brown Lord]] architect (1900)
*''[[Four Continents (French)|Four Continents]]'', [[Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House]], Manhattan, New York, [[Cass Gilbert]] architect, (1904, with [[Adolph A. Weinman]])
*''[[Progress of the State]]'', quadriga, Six statues on entablature, [[Minnesota State Capitol]], St. Paul, Minnesota, [[Cass Gilbert]] architect (1907)
*''Jurisprudence'' and ''Commerce,'' [[Howard M. Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse|Federal Building]], Cleveland, Ohio, [[Arnold Brunner]] architect (1910)
*''John Hampden,'' and ''Edward I'', two attic figures, [[Cuyahoga County Courthouse]], Cleveland, Ohio, Lehman & Schmidt architects (1908, 1911)
*Attic Figures, pediment, [[Brooklyn Museum]], NYC, [[McKim, Mead & White]] architects (1912)
*''[[Wisconsin (statue)|Wisconsin]]'', figure surmounting the dome, [[Wisconsin State Capitol]], [[Madison, Wisconsin]], [[George B. Post]] architect (1914)
*''[[Abraham Lincoln (1920 statue)|Abraham Lincoln]]'' (1920), [[Lincoln Memorial]], Washington, D.C., [[Henry Bacon]] architect (1914–1922)
*''Peace,'' sculpture for the Admiral [[George Dewey]] Triumphal Arch and Colonnade that was built in [[Madison Square]] in Manhattan, New York, in 1900.
*''DeWitt Clinton'', one of three statues prepared in 1903 for the [[Chamber of Commerce Building (Manhattan)|New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry Building]] at 65 Liberty Street, Manhattan, New York. The statues were removed in 1926.
*''Greek Epic''; ''Lyric Poetry'', and ''Religion''. Sculptures for the 1908 Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences building on Eastern Parkway in [[Brooklyn]], New York.
*''Power and Wisdom''. Sculpture for the 1919 First World War Memorial. Since destroyed.