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Art by State: Idaho

The listing below groups art, artists and architectural elements by state.
This list is a work in progress and is not comprehensive.
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Architecture		LocationDescription
Statue

National Statuary Hall

George L. Shoup (Governor, Senator)
Statue

Capitol Visitor Center

William E. Borah (Senator)
State Seal

House Chamber

plaster relief
Artist

Gutzon Borglum

bust of Abraham Lincoln; bronze statues of John Campbell Greenway and

Zebulon B. Vance, marble statue of Alexander H. Stephens

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