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Wash. D.C. Sculptor finishes task., J.E. Frasier, of New York, sculptor, puts the final touches and the official okay on "Contemplation of Justice," one of two statues of his in front of the new U.S. Supreme Court. Working under him as carvers are Gino A. Ratti and E. Jatti, father and son. 11/22/35
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Credit lineWash. D.C. Sculptor finishes task., J.E. Frasier, of New York, sculptor, puts the final touches and the official okay on "Contemplation of Justice," one of two statues of his in front of the new U.S. . 1935-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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